I upgrade when the phone dies or fixing it makes no sense, as in fixing the screen would cost 60% of the price on a two-year old phone. I use my phone to call,

I upgrade when the phone dies or fixing it makes no sense, as in fixing the screen would cost 60% of the price on a two-year old phone. I use my phone to call, text, read epub, take photos of the whiteboard, and rarely browse the internet. I'm not a "phone person". I use only apps that add convenience to something I find useful (communication, food, transportation, maps, lodging). No social media apps. No notifications. I also want small phones I can comfortably hold with one hand without straining it. I don't do giant phones that take a palm and a knuckle. I don't want to cater and care for a phone as if it were my child or that take up space in my pocket or have things on the screen, therefore I don't do cases or screen protectors, and I don't do phones that can't stay up for a day. I only have phones I can use, lose, replace, and move on. These points make it easy for me to enter a store and buy a phone faster than it took me to write this.