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Best time to trade in pixel for an upgrade?
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this post was submitted on 21 Sep 2023
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are you running Google's stock firmware or have you loaded something else like Lineage? I find that after the frist year of use Google's firmware goes to crap and they practically abandon phones. Sure you get some updates, and one major revision but the performance and battery life degrade quickly.
On LineageOS I get about 2 days of battery or 1 day with 6-8h of on screen time, and this is still on the original OEM battery.
I'm using Stock android. I buy pixels for the android experience and AI features, so I don't want to change ROM.
if thats the case then not much you can do but baby your phones and try to sell them before a new version is announced. With Graphics cards I have in the past payed close attention to rumours and release dates, and sold cards a few weeks before new ones are announced. This requires a backup card that I can run until the new one comes out and also banks on the new on having volume sales so I can get one.
you probably missed the window to get top dollar for a used PX7 but it should still sell for something.