By a decent margin, yes. There's a reason it's "reduce, reuse, recycle" in that order, but obviously companies are not interested in their customers reducing t

By a decent margin, yes. There's a reason it's "reduce, reuse, recycle" in that order, but obviously companies are not interested in their customers reducing their consumption, nor are they interested in letting them reuse or repair too much. They want us to buy something shiny and new on a regular basis, and to throw away our old devices for destructive recycling so they can't be reused or repaired.