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I hate how disposable smartphones are
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The Fairphone exists, which is (supposedly) pretty easily repairable. You're definitely gonna pay a price premium on it tho and the hardware isn't exactly latest. Might consider it for my next phone.
Eh I got it recommended by a comrade who seemed knowledgable about it, but I kinda regret it. It's expensive and, even if the parts are replaceable, the phone is slow and underperforming enough that it'll still just need replaced within 5 years due to software requirements from everything around it.
Literally cheaper and just as little (or less) impact in continuously buying used flagship phones from 4 years ago.
That comrade is a bit of a lib so I should've seen it coming. Of course I'm a lib so I didn't.
Yeah that's kind of what I was afraid of. Maybe they'll step up with the hardware on the next revision.