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Only when an essential function breaks. Current phone is about to turn 6 years old.
Same. Last phone 5 years. Current phone 2 years. See zero reason in upgrading, especially to another big tech device or OS.
Really hoping a true Linux phone and OS materialises in the next couple of years. Something that isn't beholden to any corporate monopoly or cartel. My requirements are basic. Apart from a dozen core mobile features/apps, everything can be done through a browser.
A used Pixel with GrapheneOS is the best choice. GrapheneOS doesn't have Google tracking and is likely the most secure mobile OS.0
Yep, got rid of my last phone when the mics stopped working right, even after flashing a variety of ROMS.
How long does your battery last? For me, that's the only reason I would change my phone. Mine now lasts about 12 hours so it's time for an upgrade.
Still lasts almost 2 days with moderate use. Battery is at 84% of the original capacity.
That's amazing. Good for you.
I am also team 6yrs. I may just get a refurbished version of this phone again.
I have an s23 ultra. This is the first phone that I feel I wouldn't gain anything by upgrading.
I miss sd card slots and replaceable batteries. But those features died before the phones met my needs. Unfortunately.