When Sony had their Xperia mini's, I always intended to make them "my next phone", but they always released at a bad time for my upgrade cycle and got passed ov

When Sony had their Xperia mini's, I always intended to make them "my next phone", but they always released at a bad time for my upgrade cycle and got passed over. It's a pity, because I think they did everything right with those: it was a premium phone with premium internals, just in a smaller form factor. My current phone is a Galaxy S10e, which also has a smaller form factor and held onto a number of vanishing features (like a headphone jack and SD slot). It's smaller than my last phone, and I love it. I don't know what I'll do when Samsung stops sending it security updates, because they quite literally don't make them like this anymore.