Why New Smartphone Releases No Longer Thrill Us | Vantage with Palki Sharma

[@omkar-singh]

Poor people think that buying an iPhone on EMI makes them rich.

[@Ingenius-thinker]

Peer pressure makes people do crazy things especially in India where our parents make us compare with others . We compare every single thing like since we were born. Starting from branded soaps, shampoo,food, branded school & colleges education courses, private vehicle brands ,job , salary ,perks , marriage, no. of children, their kid clothes & jewellery, their school & college brands it's a never ending story 😅. No wonder we are overpopulated & leading unhappy lives

[@Solus5048]

Yes... My lil bro is the same

[@ushakumbhkar1588]

​@@Ingenius-thinkermy parents never conpared

[@main_stream_media_is_a_joke]

​​@@Ingenius-thinkerIt's not like Westerners are living fulfilling and happy lives. Have you heard the term "keeping up with the Jones"........ you will be surprised that it was invented in the West.....for the manner in which the Westerners live a debt fueled lifestyle to "keep up". People in India are trying to catch up with the ridiculousness of the West. A smart person will invest in shares of the same companies that sell bling bling gadgets to these "20 hrs in the line chumps". Look for opportunities in every train wreck or disaster.

[@DipJyotiDeka]

@@omkar-singh if anything, it makes them poorer.

[@vishalachari2281]

Most stupid award goes to .. people standing in queue to get new iPhones even though they know they can’t afford it.

[@Noryang_26]

And how do you know they can't afford it?

[@notpro3995]

Don't think anybody is that stupid. Is there is any, let people dream. There is nothing wrong with it if they want to check new phone out.

[@Noryang_26]

@@notpro3995 Can't agree more. 👍 I have never seen a person who uses an iphone checking out if the one with Android is a wise man or if they made a good financial decision. The ones that do are the people who are stuck between their liking to buy an Iphone but are rejecting it and using android just for the sake of Influencers they follow and who brainwash them to be stupid for their decision to buy an iphone. Someone who actually is enjoying their life will never compare his/her cellphone or similar petty things with others.

[@akash1430.]

​@@Noryang_26around 70% iphones are purchased on emis

[@chilpeeps]

If you can't afford it doesn't mean they can't although it's not expensive samsung phones come with identitical price

[@sunilprabhu8261]

Person standing for 20 hrs must be awarded the "most stupid on earth"

[@Vinay-d9k]

😅 I agree

[@LikeDeep-q6w]

They failed Darwin's law 😅

[@victornafwa2471]

Just order the phone and wait at home.

[@tiz6549]

@victornafwa2471 This is India. we are talkin about here..

[@7415_Gamer]

If you are not going to why insult someone who is passionate for it?

[@mavanijj]

Most of the features are not useful for almost 80 % users and we pay for that too

[@anshsoniastronomyastrophys8728]

True

[@forgameonly9554]

Agree. A good example is that useless 2mp macro cam. Just remove it completely or replace with better telephoto cam with x50 zoom.

[@kc4276]

​@@forgameonly9554 Even that is a gimmick for most people. Unless you're a stalker, that's not a 'feature' that you'll be using all the time. 😅

[@Ressiliance]

It doesn't mean they can't buy iPhone.

[@NewstatePlayer100]

Blame the mentality Education system has made some successful people but rest of them being slaves and following there boss and not have any rational thinking No decision power

[@heyjude5027]

The new phone release doesn't dazzle me. i mainly use the phone for Whatsapp and youtube, so other features are unnecessary.

[@sharathvasudev]

yes. we have even stopped making phone calls. and you must add UPI payments

[@heyjude5027]

@@sharathvasudev Exactly. I dont even remember the last time I used the phone call and sms. There's no practical reason to pay more for so many features that one doesn't need. But i get it too, that others have needs to flex something, so they are much wiling to pay more. 😄

[@TonyStark-mm6qy]

​@@heyjude5027 Dude I got a Redmi 12 Pro 5G for 14k rs and I exactly do what you do - Calls sometimes tho and it works perfectly for me

[@mcamara488]

Same here + a good camera

[@SirusStarTV]

My phone gets artificially deprecated by google devs because i have older android version. Can't access google pay anymore.

[@sunilchand6058]

The law of diminishing returns has finally caught up with smartphones

[@the-raveen]

Using a 6 year old 4g android phone.. and it works like butter.. only the battery has depleated a bit.. if that's replaced I can do 3 more years until I consider upgrading..

[@lifethroughromans8295]

@the raven - Can batteries be replaced in these phones? Is that possible? I mean, these are internal batteries.

[@24elbaliava]

@@lifethroughromans8295 They can be replaced, but the new ones are not durable either.

[@Jaihokarma]

Yes 🖐️ me too..

[@LikeDeep-q6w]

I am still using my Pixel 3 phone, and neither its battery nor any other hardware has deteriorated a bit. It works at it worked on day 1.

[@cryptoboi9584]

I have redmi note 7 pro. Buyed on launch year. Still works like butter.

[@navneetverma8895]

Don't know why people becomes crazy whenever new iPhone launches with similar features but with higher price😂.

[@meeramalhotra2388]

They lack the capability to think independently.

[@Lightyagami-tx2xb]

Obviously to show off that's it

[@NewstatePlayer100]

2-3 features that's it They want new new new

[@andreasnilsson1758]

Samsung galaxy m51 7000mah battery life 3 days normal 128gb.and 512 gb cd kard 6gb ram 64 pixlar 4 yers old now kost 400 doler sweden 4299kr iphone 16 11500 kŕ. 128gb

[@kaustavmitra3600]

To make people buy new phones, they have started introducing green lines on phones after software updates. Forcing people to either buy new phones after 2 years or spend big money on screen replacements. Wish somebody would take up this story of green lines!

[@revhappy4lyfe]

Never settle for green lines, get a new phone, and then again never settle for green lines and on and on and on 😂😂😂

[@NewstatePlayer100]

​@@revhappy4lyfe life is settle is OnePlus line

[@ankurkumar7835]

​@@revhappy4lyfe Never ever settle 😅

[@YISTECH]

I don't buy that, at all. Green lines are not something caused by software. Purely hardware. Hardware defect.

[@akyroarky6346]

True. My s21 got green lines suddenly. Most brands use amoled now which is prone to this problem. Replacing oled is expensive too :(

[@rramesh1912]

Such a waste of money spending on gadgets 😏.

[@mein3324]

Spending money on gadgets is not waste of money, but buying it unnecessarily is. Gadgets are important in todays world.

[@rramesh1912]

@@mein3324 exactly

[@rahulkrish9840]

​@@mein3324 Buying the same gadget with a chip renaming. Lol😊

[@dinozaurpickupline4221]

​@@rahulkrish9840😅

[@dinozaurpickupline4221]

​@@rahulkrish9840the ultimate formula😅

[@niwdelrak26]

2012 using $600 phone 2016 using $400 phone 2020 using $200 phone 2024 using $90phone As companies upgrades their phone, i dont see any value to the new features. I stick to what i need

[@gshen231]

Companies are finding it harder to come up with something new now a days.

[@007arnov]

iPhone 16 -> Still 60 Hz refresh rate -> Some people still excited

[@vacric]

usb 2.0 & 128gb storage in 80k is another level of stupidity

[@vacric]

@@artus198 apple has brainwashed you my child.

[@prateekpanwar646]

​@@artus198 Maybe on iPhone, My 120hz phone lasts atleast 10 hours screen on time or 2 days if I work in office. I even sleep without charging and keep it for charging at morning. Phone: Moto g84

[@NewstatePlayer100]

​@@vacric 128 bro seriously 😅

[@sarihaddu]

Lmao. Meanwhile sub-20K androids sporting 120hz displays.

[@Tomacq]

And the manufacturers removed headphone jack which is actually a downgrade.

[@general_paul]

Separate slot for SD card too

[@Freejack001]

SD Card is more important than headphone jack.. you can just use Type C to 3.5mm jack Adapter to use old earphones.

[@anindyachakraborty7581]

I stood in line for 20 hours as a kid for the first ”Harry Potter Novel”.

[@meeramalhotra2388]

That is understandable.

[@stevenlai1199]

Disgraceful Dhoti

[@rimor_es_2635]

Legends

[@manikbhure4436]

I would have gone for 40 hours for harry

[@sushantsuman0001]

Wow 🤩

[@LikeDeep-q6w]

How many people lining up to buy the new iPhone 16 actually bought it? I bet most of them were only doing timepass.

[@tonystarc9567]

They have lot of time to pass. LOL...

[@gamingthunderbolt1621]

@@tonystarc9567 AI is bringing lot of unemployment timepass is becoming a need

[@IAMNOTRANA]

You underestimate how many losers actually buy iPhone in debt.

[@NewstatePlayer100]

EMI pe

[@that_dam_baka]

They would thrill us if flagship phones came with headphone jacks! And memory card slots. Or even just a freaking charging brick!

[@Dark_Jedi]

And being able to change the battery

[@main_stream_media_is_a_joke]

Companies like Apple ram it down the rear end of its willing consumers.......and the consumers keep going back for more. At this point even if Apple starts selling just the boxes of these phones......people will line up and bend down.

[@_LazyPanda_]

Or a headphone

[@that_dam_baka]

@@Dark_Jedi As in user-replaceable battery or proper charging bricks? Because yes to both. We don't need water resistance.

[@Dark_Jedi]

@that_dam_baka user replaceable battery. Almost doubled the life of my phone... and reduced electronic waste. Agree... yes to both.

[@tiz6549]

I am not dazzle at all! There's a lot more competition with phones now and you don't have to spend thousands of dollars on it!

[@that_dam_baka]

I need a new phone. Maybe a new battery in this one would also help. But I want my next one to have a headphone jack AMR charging brick. And preferable a memory card slot. They took away the good stuff from "flagship" phones and wonder why no one is buying.

[@manusudha4269]

What is funny is that the phone manufacturer only talks about screen quality ,camera ,speed etc . What about the basic calling parameters? Like sensitivity, transmit power etc . Or have we forgotten what a phone is meant for ?

[@YISTECH]

It would seem that way.

[@MrStrangerr2002]

Ask not what the new smart phone can do for you but what you can still do with the current phone…

[@valerievankerckhove9325]

I'm annoyed by all these photo editing features (some are even applied automatically), soon we'll need to buy traditional cameras again just to get a real photo...

[@DiscoverIndia4K]

2012 to 2018: Samsung S3 2019 to 2023: iPhone 11 2024: Bought Samsung S24 Ultra. ❤

[@blueSurfer]

using a redmi note 9 pro from 4 years.

[@gamingthunderbolt1621]

@@blueSurfer my redmi 9 power started to hang after two years

[@roninr8199]

I still have galaxy s3. How did you manage to use till 2018. Most of the apps like even Uber used to not work in galaxy s3. I shifted to oneplus 3t in 2017, in 2019 7t and got lava agni 2 last year for free 5g.

[@DiscoverIndia4K]

@roninr8199 I live in a rural area, so I manage with a Samsung S3.

[@SunilSamson]

@@roninr8199 how is your lava agni 2 holding up ? I'm loving it, I moved from pixel 6 pro, I feel a downgrade on speakers and camera only, rest are pretty enough for me though.

[@arjunramamoorthy9109]

I used to be very interested in smartphones before. Now I don't care at all. It has become very boring.

[@prateekpanwar646]

Market is like that

[@d3vilman69]

It is time to fully accept the fact that, there is no longer the "Wow!" factor in new phones anymore. For me there were 2 revolutions in phone. The first was the shrinking in size from the classic brick-size(Motorola DynaTAC 8000x) to palm-size(eg Nokia era phones). The second was the switch from keypads to touch-screen(thank Apple's first iPhone for this). After this there is no breakthrough of similar scale. Improvements to processing power, camera resolution and harder scratch-proof screen don't count.

[@anshsoniastronomyastrophys8728]

True

[@rohitgupta3434]

I am using iphone11 from 3 years and 3 months now, got it battery changed 2 months back and it is working perfectly fine, trust me no significant difference between 11 and 15.

[@zorbasmiling5981]

I Consider Iphone Brand As Choice and Face Of Chapris.....

[@santhoshsanu1285]

I am still using iPhone 7, and I will use it as far as it’s in working condition. Recently, My phone went on recovery mode and lost all data. Luckily, as I saved most of them on cloud I was able to recover it. The current IOS version is 18. But my phone is still in version 15.8 and I cannot update further due to its capabilities. Maybe after few days or months I will not be able use most of the App’s, as it might require latest IOS versions.😔 I will be left with no option rather than buying a new one.

[@VIVEKKUMAR-24jan]

I appreciate your concerns... I have been using my phone for 6 years...although i am not changing my phone firstly due to data and secondly due to high rate of better segment phone that is around 25k to 30k minimum.... I also know about environment concern related to new smartphones but i truly want to say approx 80% or above people in choosing new smartphones or gadgets they don't think about environmental cost.. Their only priority is with respect to their budget- better battery life, powerful processor, durability, screen resolution ,size etc...

[@truthandjusticeareonlyword63]

Technology has saturated since 2011, only features like better camera, higher memory etc are marketed as features but no new technology to replace say wifi, bluetooth, or mobile networks has come up

[@jaysonzapanta3909]

I typically upgrade my smartphone every 4-6 years, depending on issues like app updates or memory problems causing the phone to lag. My approach is, why replace a phone if it's still working well? When it begins to hang and I need a new one, I'll buy it, making sure it will last another 4-6 years. I always go for Android because it’s more affordable and performs well with all apps and games. Plus, the cost of one iPhone is roughly equivalent to three Androids, and having multiple Androids ensures you never run out of battery life, even if you use two phones at once-you’ll always have a spare to charge or keep as backup. Ultimately, though, it's your money and your choice!

[@stevenlai1199]

Miserable Dhoti

[@aokaparagit]

Same here. I have been using my current Phone for 5 years now. When I bought it at the time, it satisfied my needs, but I'm starting to notice that my needs have gone up a bit so maybe now I'll consider upgrading. That's how it should be and not buying every thing that shines 😂

[@Bhairavvvv]

Here i m typing this message from iPhone 4 which i bought it like 14 years ago

[@kmprash]

you might be only last person who is using that version. thanks for that. may be apple will give you certificate and gift voucher please contact them.

[@Bhairavvvv]

@@kmprash nope many of my friends are still using it

[@Transformers_nerd_stop_motions]

I also have one on iOS 6 but it’s kinda bad to use a phone that old because you can get hacked easily

[@anshraina73]

​@@kmprashBro, I had a friend who was using IPhone 1 in 2019. And recently I Saw a guy still using ONE PLUS 1 from 2014

[@Basit-121]

​@@anshraina73💀 iphone 1

[@Tshegofatso......]

I have stuck with my phone for 5 years and still going. Got over the new phone hype a long time ago.

[@MTfied]

The impulsive purchasing behavior is the primary driver behind the high demand for new phones. Individuals often lack the ability to control their emotions, leading them to make impulsive purchases.

[@Ananymous81]

Exactly

[@thetruthissosimple3860]

I bought my Samsung M21 in 2020 and I knew it then and right there that this is the peak for mobile phones for a long long time I'm talking about a peak of 10-12 years minimum Been 4 years as of now It's a bold statement considering how fast tech is invented but I believe it nevertheless

[@richardgongora1142]

It's high time these smart phone companies focus on battery life. We want a situation where you charge your phone 15 minutes or less and then it lasts 48hrs before you need to recharge

[@adeshgiri3591]

That technology exists but it is expensive to commercialize.

[@rosiep3209]

I using a doro phone flip and its 3days before i need to charge. AND the batterys removable. Shock horror😂. Never going back to a Satiellite Monitoring And Remote Tracking(SMART) phone.

[@general_paul]

That takes a heavy toll on the life of the electronic components. Think about the heat dissipated in the circuit

[@vivekjk6729]

i think phone companies dug their own grace 2-3 years back when they started offering very powerful processors, good battery life and cameras on smartphones. Now buying a new phone is meaningless as previous gens were powerful and good enough as it is. Even android and apple are not innovating much as far as new OS is concerned.

[@danishshahzad6399]

The thrill to buy new phone every year is gradually reducing because something new and unique is not there.

[@banmnx4823]

There is no harm in launching new phones after an interval of 2-3 years. Phone companies are putting themselves under pressure to launch new phones every year.

[@ManOfSteel1]

battery life deteriorates drastically after 2 years and with no chance to replace battery we are forced to buy new phone.

[@nishikun867]

Bro, my 13000₹ (170$) phone battery is still going strong after 3 years of torture.... The only problem I have is the headphone port is broken and the touch is cracked.... Call me poor all you want but I'm still happy with my phone.... I'll give it a proper repair and continue to use it for another 3-4 years

[@ManOfSteel1]

@@nishikun867 bro you are not poor you are one of the smart ones. even I try to use my phones for 5 years atleast but as the years pass by you have to charge your phones 3-4 times a day. in a world where we use phones as computers this is very stressful charging again and again but in the end you have to give in once battery life is gone. I still have my one plus one but no original battery is available and duplicate ones are half the mentioned capacity. I usually buy phones in 25-35k range so quality is close to flagship if not flagship.

[@vivekjk6729]

you can replace battery

[@praveengururao4171]

Slightly updated rectangle. Spot on! How eloquently that was put forth.

[@imonyahoo87]

So glad you stopped the outro 4 min ad about your channel

[@ppb234]

I brought my phone in June 2019 (6 years running) and it is still working fine ❤️

[@stopforever366]

All this struggling for usb 2.0 and 60 fps display with 2010 Android features 😂

[@spotthought6215]

All media should emphasize on a reality like this.. very well presented.. insightful and absolutely thought provoking 👏.. Thank you 🙏

[@lynxb8300]

People in 2024 still standing in queue for New phones is the most dumbest thing

[@gantswood]

Most are paid by Apple so publicity stunt I think.

[@Tiger1x1]

00:53 miss palki pointed out the core points ..

[@ELIjuzDatBOy]

😊People dont understand that the prices of things are never going back down. This inflation is deeper than we think. Those buying groceries are well aware that the real inflation is much over 10%. The increments dont match our income, yet certain investors still earn over $365,000 in stocks and assets. Wish I could accomplish that.

[@LuGatz-h8e]

Brian demonstrates an excellent understanding of market trends, making well informed decisions that leads to consistent profit

[@moparalex]

I'm surprised that you just mentioned and recommend Mr Brian Nelson. I met him at a conference in 2018 and we have been working together ever since.

[@moparalex]

​he's mostly on Telegrams, using the user-name

[@moparalex]

​tele gram

[@moparalex]

he's mostly on Telegrams, using the user-name

[@kunalandshorya]

I remember using a 256 mb ram phone back in days...now it goes upto 12 gb Ram..😮

[@abnhgg]

I must say ,You r looking the best of recent times..

[@RajeevH145]

Nowadays all the phones look exactly the same, 6+ inch black slab.. Doesn't excite me one bit unlike when it did during Nokia era, every phone looked different. They're lacking creativity & innovation currently

[@beekarinsaan]

Still rocking an S9+, no plans to ditch it for one to two more years.

[@Shankar_Jangam]

Really bruh

[@beekarinsaan]

@@Shankar_Jangam the battery isn't good anymore but that's expected, thankfully I am around a charger almost all the time, if not I have a 20,000MAH powerbank for those long trips. I don't care about games and the phone takes great pictures, especially with the Pixel mod I use. Video is 4k60, what else do I need? I have disabled all the bloatware from Samsung and the carrier via ADB so the phone is pretty smooth, I don't see any reason to upgrade except that this phone is 64GB, so space is an issue. That's why the next phone I get won't have less than 256GB of storage.

[@TheVendor1260]

I am viewing this on KZbin on my sumsung J5 Prime, bought 2017! ...and it still works good!

[@matt0993]

ask the phone makers to stop the planned obsolescence. Thats the only reason why phones are getting re-launch yearly with little to no update in features given. Without that planned obsolescence, the phone company’s value will not survive.

[@stayblessedalways]

Thank you for the video. You dissuaded me from buying a new phone during the Amazon Great Indian Festival. My current phone is only 18 months old and works great. Camera, battery life, performance and the display are superb.

[@DWShredder-nf6qu]

A 25 yo man who is getting excited for new colour & a single button need to check his puberty.

[@harshphysik]

People buy new fon for all the reasons you mentioned but some more reasons are - companies refuse to provide software upgrade, curtailed security support, manufacturing of devices that come up with h/w &/or s/w issues after warranty expires, costly spares and repair etc etc etc which actually makes buying new fon nothing but dumping....

[@HAMBURGER-s1l]

Heck....I can't keep up with the pace of buying NEW phones every 2 years. So no thanks... I will use my existing phone till it CRAPS OUT!

[@Petrolhead11]

They make it repair so costly, you end up buying new. I hope some brand do actual innovation to make phones more repairable rather than upgrading every year. Win win for consumers, environments.

[@JV-ds8zm]

Less than 1% of Indian can afford iPhone

[@randomguy7175]

Even that's figure is a great for apple.. I have seen people taking loans to buy 😅

[@abbaby1894]

I am using 5 year 9 day old android phone. the phone is not even 5g. the only issue I am facing is low storage. 64 Gb is not enough for me. I use a lot of paid and non paid apps. due to storage I cant keep apps forever in my phone. uninstalling is only option. clearing cache memory is my quarterly task. other than that everything is fine.

[@siddheshbirje6050]

Im still using samsung galaxy m31 from last 5 years.. still no issue😂😂

[@calvinfoo]

I got a used iPhone 13 Mini. Tried it, regretted it, sold it. Still prefer small phone screen. Using my old iPhone SE that I have been using 8 years ago.

[@BasilRathbone-ny3st]

I heard that new phone demand is "explosive" 😁

[@Samuelkings]

😅

[@stevenlai1199]

New lphone ,Made in lndia, jai hind

[@observeut]

I'm using Huawei Y7 2018 & it's still working fine 😁

[@deepbrar1]

using the same smartphone from 2018 and whenever its feels sluggish I just reset it and it's new again... And ofcourse it's a budget phone not a flagship one...

[@ClaireJ4]

My redmi note 5 pro worked fine from 2018 to 2023, until its wifi and sim card slot stopped working. So I had to dump it. I had no other complaints.

[@Jef-Chen]

Largest smartphone companies in India by market share as of August 2024: 1. Xiaomi🇨🇳 (21%) 2. Vivo🇨🇳 (18%) 3. Samsung🇰🇷 (14%) 4. Realme🇨🇳 (13%) 5. OPPO🇨🇳 (12%) 6. OnePlus🇨🇳 (11%) 7. Apple🇺🇸 (2%) 8. Others (9%) Source: Hindustan Times

[@sitarampradhan8488]

Xiaomi and samsung have full scale production factory in india. Now their phones are make in India.

[@abhishekchaubey9849]

All of them have

[@HarryYouKnowWho]

I have been using my Huawei P10 till now. It serves all my purposes, good camera and most of all, much smaller than the current models.

[@genuinesmith4617]

No one is forcing anyone to purchase the new phones. In case the one you have is working fine, don’t buy a new phone. Problem solved!

[@rahulkpr651]

True, i tried both flagships android n ios after a month they are no longer exciting, i now buy refurb or 2nd hand

[@youtube-admin920]

I brought Huawei Honor View 20 in 2019 and it still works fine. not willing to switch so soon. technology is fast paced and we will never be satisfied

[@veerakumaraandi2801]

I did this conjoint analysis in 2007 and the results today are no different. Cataclysmic path breaking next change will not just kill consumer interest on devices but completely enslave them towards the fall!

[@prasadmankar7650]

I still got my htc touch diamond, htc desire, htc m7, one plus one, htc u11. Used U11 for 4 yrs and then had to buy Nothing Phone one and can easily use this for another 2-3yrs. Phones these days easily lasts for 4-5yrs. Phones have gotten boring past couple yrs & one can't even think to upgrade for a better model in a year.

[@kartickmanna]

3:42 Slightly updated Rectangle !!!! Gazab bejjati !!!!!

[@Biru-n9z]

Every single word of you is 100 % true. Thank you for your fair observation ❤

[@PEGASUS-007]

VERY TRULY SAID BY PALKI SHARMA!

[@siddharththacker9061]

You're so right Palki ! I have a one plus 7 that I bought in 2019 It's still working fine and much better camera than my wife's 😂

[@c.rutherford]

I have ABSOLUTELY come to find that they drop features from new phones so they can either cut costs or put them back in again later. You will find the old model had stereo sound, or better resolution picture for instance. Things like removeable replaceable batteries were a huge plus, or fixable parts and these frequently disappear in new models. And of course, everyone has already figured that out and the old models are sold out, all you can buy is the new one. And you're only buying a new phone because you're forced to, because some new software was written so it can't run on the old phone. Its very frustrating.

[@lenkiatleong]

Huawei mate XT was designed to target a niche market who are willing to pay USD2800. Today, it's pre-order hits 6.5 million. That means Huawei's sales should be at least USD18.2B just on this model alone. This niche group will be most thrilled with new smartphone releases. For general public consumption, yes, they demand for better battery life and durability so that they can keep them for years.

[@PranayPawar1991]

Slightly updated rectangle 😂 You always have smashing punch line 😅❤ Nice video.

[@prabhatsingh126]

में 2017 से ओप्पो का A71 चला रहा हु अभी तक कोई प्रॉब्लम नही आई सिर्फ पुराने एंड्रॉयड वर्शन के काऱण कुछ एप्प्स डाऊनलोड नही होती।

[@engadge]

I exactly thought the same thing and still remember actually having this debate with my roommate when I was in awe with my new Nokia N73 in 2007. But I was wrong. People love their smartphones. The reason for decreased demand is because the phones have actually become very reliable than they were 7-8 years before and the change year by year is just incremental. So I do agree with your assessment but will always stick to the point that people love their phones

[@rahulsukumaran8423]

Oh Palki I love you sooooooooo much ………with all purity in my heart………😊😊😊😊

[@PratikChaubey23]

Using smartphones since 2013, I'm currently using my 3rd smartphone, which costs ₹15k. My previous phones too were 8k and 13k, which i used for 5 yrs both. I use my phone only for battery performance, whatsapp and entertainment like music and videos. and it's enough for me to use it for 5 yrs. 2013-2018 :- Nokia Lumia 520 2018-2023 :- Nokia 8.1 Since 2023 :- Samsung M32

[@d18p]

3:54 this is an eye opener

[@floraexoticsfloraexotics]

Excellent Palki. There was a time every since i used iPhone 3s and used to upgrade each year to a new one. After the 12 pro max was released, all the models till date the 16 pro max is similar. Makes no sense to upgrade and the difference in price I invest the same in SIP.

[@borkarms]

Have a Handset bought in 2020, Running fine, Happy.

[@ayanforever]

Rightly said...my 4 year old samsung phone has much more 'valuable' features than the new phones at similar price range!

[@ChavezDIY]

I'm using a Pixel phone that was released four years ago and it does everything I need it to do.

[@gopakumarr6414]

Well said..your words on environmental cost was top nitch thinking!!

[@dhavald4359]

valid point. don't just buy new phone for minor upgrade or hobby or you are so wealthy or its on EMI. But also think about environment.

[@deejay0986]

One good video which made sense.. Well done Palki

[@amarjeetsinghkachura]

There's a guy showing old school nokia motorola sony ericsson phones in yt shorts excite me every time and recall the golden era of phones❤

[@dushyanthasanjeewa8983]

"Slightly updated rectangles" .. well said

[@Ashfuejj]

im using galaxy s9 with built in heart rate sensor. i dont need smartwatch. i just need to replace battery next year

[@des2892]

Have a problem with samsung series of phones are they really any different from one letter and number to the other

[@YTNutflexPayb]

I like how ms Sharma use analytics on her reports. Hoping that this channel will continue to reports in current tech trends, job markets especially bpo.

[@tomvanderschilden6636]

That last question is exactly right. I still use my Samsung Galaxy S6 edge plus. It works great. The only thing is it doesn't allow me to use the latest apps. So, sadly, I have to part with it. I'm just waiting for the Samsung rollable 12" screen coming out next year.

[@PatelAshish-k4i]

Yes True I have Iphone 11 pro max , which I bought in december 2019 and it is working fine.

[@optimistic2072]

what they dont give is Customer support when their expensive phones dont work like mine S22 ultra. They do not give free replacment of display when its their fault. I dont think i care for phones now and they should be not released every year now, useless. It has just become status symbol nothing else, all expensive phones are useless and customer support customer care is ZERO. I am suffering with S22 ultra. Green lines, White display, and there are no laws to help customer.