I'm about to retire one Nexus 5 from phone duty (the other I'm using as a dashcam) only because I'll need to have VOLTE when visiting the US from Canada. Carri

I'm about to retire one Nexus 5 from phone duty (the other I'm using as a dashcam) only because I'll need to have VOLTE when visiting the US from Canada. Carriers offer "deals" on new phones, like the Pixel 6a. For $10 a month over 2 years, BUT you have to sign up for a more expensive plan for more gigabytes than most people need - an extra $22.50 a month making the real price of the phone $780. Having had to replace screens from time to time, replacement screens for the newest Pixels are in the $200 range. Pixel 4a's can be found in the $200-300 range and the replacement screens are reasonably priced. The mid range OnePlus phones have a number of disgruntled reviews - a shame because OP offers reasonably priced parts directly. Too bad Fairphone is unavailable in North America.