/g/ - I replaced my phone that I had for six years and I - Technology

Anonymous

06/19/26(Fri)17:56:49 No.109093962

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Anonymous 06/19/26(Fri)17:56:49 No.109093962 Archived

I replaced my phone that I had for six years and I feel kinda depressed, honestly. It's like having to put down a pet. It was a really good phone, but it was starting to show its age.

Anonymous
06/19/26(Fri)17:58:38 No.109093970

Anonymous 06/19/26(Fri)17:58:38 No.109093970

not your blog, faggot

Anonymous
06/19/26(Fri)18:32:57 No.109094153

Anonymous 06/19/26(Fri)18:32:57 No.109094153

>>109093970
This guy is mad for no reason

Anonymous
06/19/26(Fri)18:54:53 No.109094249

Anonymous 06/19/26(Fri)18:54:53 No.109094249

I'm using iPhone SE (the one after 5S). It's cracked and people laugh at how small it is. But I don't want a fucking ipad in my pocket to make calls with. It's exactly the right size for a phone.

Anonymous
06/19/26(Fri)19:06:16 No.109094291

Anonymous 06/19/26(Fri)19:06:16 No.109094291

>>109093962
I had a similar feeling when manufacturer decided to not bump up the Android version and never released updates after like 1 year after release, no more updates. And because I could not run apps I needed (more like surrounding normies) I had to replace it.
It was nearly perfect. Very light, cold to touch, 6 inches, normal ratio, good battery life for the size, good sound, amoled of actual high quality (they didn't knew how to manufacture the shit ones back then).
And it was not premium. Pretty mid actually, if not budget. They literally don't make just normal decent phones anymore. No matter how much you are willing to pay. Crazy.