GP is talking about a model that was released 14 years ago, and is closely based on one from 2009. Seems to me that "still working well after more than a decad

GP is talking about a model that was released 14 years ago, and is closely based on one from 2009. Seems to me that "still working well after more than a decade of use" is a more useful piece of info than "newer models include additional features".