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>Do I really need that new phone? I have a perfectly serviceable phone, what do I really get from these stuff that is totally within my mean. I always wonder h
by Suppafly 1y ago
>Do I really need that new phone? I have a perfectly serviceable phone, what do I really get from these stuff that is totally within my mean.
I always wonder how rich I'd need to be to just buy a new phone. I always get the step down models and use them for years, only upgrading when they stop working well or I get forced to upgrade when they change network technologies. I could afford to buy any phone I wanted right now, but it seems like such a financially dumb decision.
- anon-3988 1y agoWell, my phone just randomly died the other day. Now it works again. The charging port is also getting less reliable (have to push in a certain way). Is this useable phone? Yea. How much more annoying should it get before I could justifiably get a new phone?
- Suppafly 1y agoyeah that's about the point that I consider it broken enough to get a newer one. except I'd probably deal with the wonky charging for a month until it got to the point I couldn't wiggle the cable enough to make it work and it finally stopped altogether.