When should you buy a new phone?

[@peterthepanda]

When your wallet gives you permission to. That's when.

[@joshuacastillo4094]

If I do,.Say so! Myself 😉

[@keitojie]

haha xD

[@yurihana878]

i personally would buy a phone based on my needs, it would be nice to own a flagship phone, but it would be Overkill for my needs, especially nowadays, where good phones are getting cheaper and durable phones are getting cheaper, mid-range phones are well built that it would last you 5 years.. especially the plastic ones, because it wouldn't shatter into pieces if it falls.

[@genmac2843]

Big facts...

[@tyreseyt5245]

U should get pinned

[@allensagalla1579]

Some say that the ideal is every after 4 or 5 years, or until your phone stops working properly. Thanks for uploading :-)

[@jasonpatrickdeleon4701]

Allen Sagalla yeah kgaya sken sir mag 4 years na phone ko nag luluko n saksakan nang mismong phone charger kya need na palitan

[@PacMacDo]

@ARKAPRAVA DAS most of them have at least 2 dont spout bs

[@Tealius-W]

I am still using my Galaxy S5 it has been 6 years now the battery drains fast but I can change it easily. The biggest problem is the storage with only 10 or 11 GBs available it is bad even with the microSD card I have to clear out my phone very often.

[@emanimarie4505]

I'm keeping and using mine for at least 10 years or until it doesnt work anymore. I regret buying it for $400 and paying an expensive monthly cell service bill just so I can make monthly payments on the phone

[@justsomepandawithinternet]

@@emanimarie4505 $400 cant last 10 years lmao, let alone flagships

[@libertybernal1926]

When should you buy a new smartphone? Probably after watching a bunch of reviews from trusted tech reviewers and channels on KZbin. Well, Yugatech's my fave. 😊😊

[@TheLeif001]

Yuga tech doesn't have an in depth on display profiles and color accuracy. They are more on tech specs and what can easily be seen by the eye.

[@atulkargutkar]

Do you reply think any of the review s are unbiased. I still haven't heard a single .

[@MaryBautista]

Didn’t know I was here lol thanks guys, I appreciate it 🤘🏻

[@루스트레찰스]

Ate Mary😍😍 Love your Video😍😘

[@joneethanmadriaga672]

I was shock in this comment😂 bty love and like your vids 😍

[@tanlee5084]

Ate mary🥰

[@adrianparel7988]

Your YT channel is so popular. I used to hear my officemates mention your name when being curious about new smartphones.

[@macky2green]

I purchased my Samsung Galaxy S7 Edge 128GB + 128GB microSD when the S8 was already sold in the market. That was intentional to make sure I get the phone I wanted (128GB flagship) at a lower price. Now, the S10 (and Note 10) is (are) already in the market and I'm planning to get the S10e (just because of the flat screen flagship). *_Keeping the phone for a longer time means you have maxed out it's value. No need to be manipulated by tech companies into buying the latest and greatest everytime._*

[@goosty17]

I love what you said about maxing out its value. I really should consider that next time I get a new phone. It's just so hard when the new phones look so amazing and filled with new tech!

[@krsna3497]

why are u switching from curved to flat screen...I have never used curved display.. should i opt for curved display.

[@ivanmikac6169]

@@krsna3497 dont go ffor curved display

[@anires1195]

Thats a lot of storage, i have Galaxy S7 with 32GB storage and a 32GB sd card still using it in June 2020 but i am really considering getting a new phone.

[@Jane_Moss]

@@anires1195 i have a galaxy s7 and i still love it. It does what i need it to do. I want to use it until its completely dead!

[@1jpreceno6]

Its nice to see yugatech acknowledging other tech review teams. That's some solid put-over there! 👏

[@CarloOple]

Appreciate the shout out!

[@yugatech]

Of course, you're an OG!

[@tooreesiya]

I'm waiting for the S11 to launch so I can get the S10. Coming from a 3-year old P9 lite, it's gonna be a heck of an upgrade! Also, just because you have the money doesn't mean you should buy. I can buy 6 flagships right now but I choose not to. Be practical.

[@PacMacDo]

Did u order it yet?

[@xLuxury]

Hehe so did u get the S20 or should I say S11

[@jcsnowball2185]

If you have a enough money and you liked the specs on it why not . 😊

[@jpegishere01]

For my Experience.. Replace your phone when its already in full capacity.. what I mean is when the phone's ultimately lagging because of Life Span.. you should get your phone replaced every 3-4 years..

[@kuroneko3206]

haha my nokia lumia 830 is still working like when i first buy it since 2014 no problem no lag and because i didnt update it to win10.

[@mixedup5858]

How about only do battery replacement?

[@noncanceryas8399]

Why not buy a memory card ?

[@syfico]

If my ROM Memory is near to full, the available RAM Memory is only 33% of the total, starting to open shit too slow, like the camera to capture the moment. Runs out of juice a bit too fast so I always always atleast have the medium battery saving mode on and my hands could use a bigger screen. Lastly, It's a about 2 years and 2 month midranger. Is it time to switch? Maybe one month from now,? Please give me your opinions.

[@christiangarcia4925]

i think you can repair it with your own service centers

[@steelsheen]

I'm one who doesn't like to keep changing phones - - it's why when I do buy its almost always a flagship phone. it really depends on the user, but on my experience it's good to really consider changing your phone right around the 3rd, 4th or 5th year ( for flagship phones) probably a lot sooner if it's just a midrange device. that's the drawback of midrange vs flagship - - sure midrange are cheaper, but they don't quite have the same performance longevity as flagships, but to some people that's OK, because they want to always have the latest stuff, while some people like myself, wants to have the dependability and consistency in the long run.

[@ShoaibKurdi]

I still have my 4 and a half years old s6 edge till now, the battery life is terrible and the phone lags a lot, But I think it did very well

[@Jane_Moss]

Thats awesome, i would be proud! I have a galaxy s7

[@eugenevang]

I’ve had my iPhone 7 for 4 years and it’s still working well! But my battery life and storage is horrible and I think I did good job of keeping my phone for 4 years lol!

[@ShoaibKurdi]

@@eugenevang Yeah that's good, I changed my phone now and I'm happy with it

[@JustXavier]

Q: When should you buy a new phone? A: *IMMEDIATELY*

[@apoorvas6062]

Until your phone is making your life easier and isn't a cause of anxiety. If you're a woman or someone living in an unsafe surrounding, do not f with the battery life of your phone, you can still use your iPhone 6 in 2020 but for emergencies you need a phone who's battery life isn't 1 hour. If your phone is buggy, can't make calls, or just is a device you can't depend on, switch it. If you can't afford to and are waiting to save up for an iPhone 12, just buy a $60 Nokia for now. As someone who has been in a life an death situation before and was saved by the 5000mah battery of my old $80 Redmi device, please consider this.

[@skyMcWeeds]

When there is a new KING for the bang for the buck. Bought last year's Pocophone F1 which I will give to my parents once I snag a new great device. So far I am still happy with it, sure the notch is old now but its still a beast in performance and Gcam port works wonders for photos. While I am looking at the K20 and K20 Pro the pop up camera is still a thing for me if it will stop working suddenly I will have to send it in for repairs and cost more money with its upkeep. Also wait for a SALE.

[@rennquevinbitong5122]

Im satisfied with my pocophone f1❤ Cheap phone with a monster specs.❤

[@Knolsman]

Still worth it?

[@dhrumil_108]

I think in this era of latest and greatest flashing and rooting is the best way to go, I think poco is best in term of price and rom availablity.

[@kanzu3074]

True, i love that phone because its developer friendly so you can max out the full potential

[@ACE-xg2pt]

My OPPO F1s is still running nice but seriously abandoned by the updates. I'm still stuck on Android 5.1 but I'm still inlove with this phone.

[@lelupus]

Yugatech is my go to website when I'm looking to buy a new gadget. Their reviews helps me in deciding what gadget to buy. It's also great that they also have a youtube channel.

[@markporta2111]

This is what I think before upgrading my phone or anything: 1. Can you afford it? 2. How is your current device holding up? 3. Is the difference worth it?

[@stoichr3324]

Mark Porta I'm using note 5. Lateltly, it's been slowing down. Some apps are not longer supporting note 5. What do you think?

[@aserirasila5426]

because I have no phone

[@aserirasila5426]

can you please buy my phone

[@brentarnulf4269]

I really hope yugatech create reviews of laptops with conisderation to gaming and productivity needs of consumer, i really trust your reviews of gadgets

[@Joshiee1010]

Heol!!!! Great that you included other filipino tech authorities. Clap Clap!! Glad that did it..

[@arvicriansumido5575]

Yugatech is the who is honest to thier review which you can rely on.

[@emprinyx]

They are the legends who bestowed and look at the upcoming new tech first. The Tech Reviewers/ or KZbinrs 😍😍😍❤❤❤

[@RacoonGreg]

I still have a Redmi Note 4 since December 2017. I wanna upgrade so badly but thanks for reminding me to wait. Yes the changes on smartphones were drastic the last 3 years. Redmi note 4 still has a 16:9 screen, around only 70% screen to body ratio, bad camera with framedrops if it's not sunny outside, but it's also my first phone that doesn't lag after all this time, and also has this amazing 10h screen on time battery. I guess I'll wait some more

[@jivsdanieldivina5442]

AW ATE MARY 💖 ANG YOU TOO YugaTech Fam 💖

[@Tenshi659]

Nakakatuwa naman yung control ng mga nagkocomments to buy a new mobile after 3 to 4 years. Kakainggit! Ako ewan ko ba di masyadong nagsubside hilig ko sa gadget. I purchase every year (12 mos or so). But it's not as bad as before na every 6 mos. Buti nalang nagwork ako abroad. Ginagamit ko na yung pang 6 mos sana for aeroplane ticket para makapagbakasyon dyan sa Pinas. Cheers to Yugatech and more power!

[@AlexanderRoux]

I just spent 1 hour in the rabbit hole of searching for a new phone. I have been eyeing the Xiaomi Mi 10T pro due to is amazing bang for buck. Every time I go down this rabbit hole, I stop, I think, I don’t indulge. Your video made me stop today, thank you! Have decided to (once again), stick to my current phone.... Dam dam dam..... The Huawei Mate 10 Pro (2018) She is almost 4 years old now, has a 98 camera rating on DXOMark, great OLED display, running minimalist theme on Nova Launcher and.... it sucks because I can’t complain! It won’t even stutter. Anyway Thanks for a good video Best Alex South Africa

[@arpanpramanick5915]

I upgraded from JIO KEYPAD PHONE to REDMI 8A DUAL... It was a massive upgrade😁... I really needed it for online classes... I wish to use it for minimum 5 years

[@anne_castra]

Glad this video was on my suggested list. I've been thinking of upgrading my GR3 2017 but I couldn't find a model that isn't above 5.5 screen. Not a fan of wide screen. 😅 And since my phone is still working perfectly, no upgrading any time soon. ✨

[@darwincruz20]

When irritation is not tolerable anymore and you have spent so much years already using it.

[@malingtaoako2044]

your right bro. first is needs before wants.😁😁😁

[@hampasbakal]

When the battery drains very quickly, thats when I know its time for a new phone.

[@paulinesison6858]

Waaahhh. Ang helpful nang advice, very practical at realistic. Thanks to all tech reviewers 😊

[@wubwub616]

I appreciate this video. It made me think more reasonably and prevented me from buying a new phone since I don't need it yet.

[@serjay5170]

Kailangan mo ba talaga ? Basically, HINDI!!! MAJORITY NG MGA KAKILALA KO NA LAGENG BAGO ANG PHONE. MOSTLY DI NILA ALAM GAMITIN ANG MGA FEATURES. PAMORMA LANG YUNG IBA. MOSTLY DAHIL YUN ANG USO KAYA NABILI SILA.

[@kimarroxii5154]

Thanks YugaTech for the idea. I am hesitant in buying a new phone. :)

[@renzxmoraga]

Thank you YugaTech!

[@chriswass1176]

At this point of smart phone evolution, the only reason to buy a new phone is if the battery is already getting bad. I use a iphone 7 and still works just fine for my everyday use. No one needs a 200x zoom on a daily basis.

[@toddsie72]

Such a timely video ! I must admit I've just sent for my Xiaomi Mi 9T, based on reviews from you guys and others, while there's nothing wrong with my current Honor 8x. Just fell in love with what I saw, I guess... My son could use an upgrade, I suppose (...my old phone, obviously...).

[@JyuzouNT]

When to buy: Buy a new phone every 2-3 years. What to buy: Determine a budget for your phone (what you can reasonably afford), then look for the best phone (according to your needs) that fits that price range. There's no need to wait for sales/promos; there's always going to be new smartphone. There's no need to buy the best phone; most flagship phones are overkill.

[@SoJhenny]

I seriously needed to Google an answer for this question and then I also went to YT for the same reason. My iPhone 8 has been with me for almost three years. It still can send messages, post in social media, take photos and videos, but what really concerns me is the battery life dropping out like crazy. But of course, considering that am a heavy user of this phone, then it is expected that my battery life is only at 79% right now. Probably, it's time to get a new phone, and have my iPhone 8 as a backup only.

[@tseriesbad6746]

If you want you can change the battery in the phone

[@clahrenssgramula4374]

cheapest phone with high end performance: xiomi mi9 or one plus 6t best phone value to performance ratio: one plus 7 pro. most overpriced phone: all the apple x series phones .

[@itsmejayko9366]

your right...thats why im always waiting to your updates in gadgets...so that I can decided what is worth and quality...thank to your channel...

[@rafasalonga-bsed1a771]

Ate Mary Bautistahahahaha 2 of the best reviewers! collab!!!!

[@tylerezranarvas1761]

i like the way you support each other:D i realy like Yugatech and unbox.ph since collage days:D keep doing this guys:))

[@elijahdavidsevilla685]

I find the montage of Pinoy Tech KZbinrs at the end so sweet haha

[@LX1XCDXX]

my note 3 is still working I'll just buy a new phone when it stop working

[@randomweeb6536]

Buy the note 9 not the note 10 if you want to have a headphone jack

[@tamikotaylor2735]

CAN I GET 1000 SUBS WITH ONLY 1 VIDEO perfect suggestion, that’s what my next upgrade is .

[@jahc7]

I still have the s5 Any suggestions?

[@randomweeb6536]

@@jahc7 S9, Note 9, S10, S10+, Iphone X, Xs, Xs Max, Xr. If your in a budget but still want a very very very good phone buy the Xiaomi Pocophone F1 (snapdragon 845) or Redmi K20 pro (snapdragon 855). Those 2 are half the price of flagship phones buttt almost the same performance as flagship phones.

[@adrianguinto8519]

@@jahc7 if you want to retain its size with flat glass screen, s10e is your best bet.

[@hiraeth9236]

Thanks for making this video... I was planning on buying a phone but I wasn't sure if I should

[@RTNGAMER]

i have planning buy phone too what should do u buy ?

[@hiraeth9236]

@@RTNGAMER just follow your heart... and your budget

[@RTNGAMER]

Lol

[@stefanhoi8016]

Good advice. I have the OnePlus 6T and it feels there has been no noticeable improvement with phones since i bought it...

[@kryzuvalorant3132]

If your phone is budget/midrange phone upgrading every 2 yrs is good while if you have a flagship 3-4 yrs is my recommendation unless the battery really drains so fast

[@robynpacis4901]

Still happy and contented with my iphone 8plus ♥️

[@3Hellokittykitty]

I swear I though this was nigahiga in the thumbnail, I was like he is making tech reviews now teehee

[@PaulfromMNL]

I usually buy a new one, when 1) my current phone is asking to be replaced, 2) when i know what i am going to buy - thanks to youtube reviewers like you guys, and 3) when i have saved up enough for phone that will maximize its full potential (say 3-5 years for me)

[@anakindonissa]

Update when your phone is lagging and dont function on the daily basis anymore. That is usually around 3-4 years.

[@Jamalmarque]

I thought i wouldn’t do it but yes i upgraded after 2 years.. You should upgrade usually after 2 years especially if your phone slows down and new technological advances do serve your needs like better camera and convenience. from SGNote 8 to 10 +. I am very happy to do it.

[@NathanDreamsBig]

Research is also important before buying anything.

[@iliketurtles2117]

My mom's old Galaxy S (the first one) still works. She's currently using Galaxy S6 she bought last 2015. Both phones are still in great condition. She doesn't buy that much phones since she only uses them for KZbin and phone calls. Personally, I buy new smartphone when I feel like my old one is too obsolete or requires minor fixes that buying new phone is much worth it

[@JVVillabroza]

My current phone (Asus Zenfone 3) has stopped receiving software updates since its Oreo upgrade, and has since been experiencing major undesirable performance and battery issues. I should buy a new phone when: 1. a suitable replacement phone model/unit becomes available, 2. my budget allows me to purchase said phone, and 3. I have verified and validated all the features I want through more knowledgeable people (aka tech reviewers and professionals aka YugaTech). I have been eyeing the Zenfone 6 for months now, and because criteria 1 and 2 have not yet been met, I think I'll be sticking to my current phone for a few more months.

[@crypticwintermoon6284]

For me its when a major shift occurs in smartphone design. eg: After the iPhone X came out most smartphone companies went for some kind of a notch or nearly bezel less design.

[@Manish-ec3rv]

Finally a sensible video on doing the needful!

[@mjbarien]

Buy a new phone if and only if your phone has already given up on you

[@happytot1039]

1. When you have the money for the phone you desire 2. When your instincts wants you/ It feels like you really want or need it.

[@deybmeister]

Title : when you should buy a new phone? Narrator : when should you buy a new phone?

[@smolcatto7215]

I bought my J1 back in 2016 when it released and used it for a good three years before it wasn't fuctioning as well as it did before. Now I'm using a Galaxy A70 and I could agree that you should buy a new one when your old one stops working anymore.

[@adegbenroagoro5180]

I carry 2 phones daily so I buy a phone every year. Nowadays, Galaxy Notes. Every second year I sell the older one and buy the latest model. Prices drop very slowly in Nigeria. A used Note 8 can still be sold now for about $400-450.

[@corinehonrado]

I love you, my Ates and Kuyas of YugaTech 💕

[@rinzel5354]

The outro was Pretty much fit to the video. All people showed in the video was my All in all favourite tech youtubers But yuga tech was the first

[@MarioRafaelM]

A 5000mah Battery, decent camera and 4gb of ram and Android updates for two years. Can a a fucking company do that.

[@clerodendrummy]

watching this on my iphone 5s (updated to 12.4). still alive and kickin’

[@bizklaustdeity3115]

A better time to change your smartphone is when you are using a lower spec phone to a mid spec phone that is actually worth for the price it offers. With the impressive spec of mid range phone nowadays people will very likely hold on to them for longer periods compared to the last few years.

[@akosiraph]

I don't upgrade as long as my current phone keep updating 😬

[@GinsuSher]

Personally, I get the itch to buy a new phone when my current one cannot last at least a day of use. I drive a lot for work, so gps, mobile data and the screen are almost always on. I was sad when phones companies started ditching the removable battery, but the presence of large-battery phones and how ubiquitous powerbanks have become helped me cope.

[@viralChannel12]

#yugatech thanks to suggest things like this to us. and u r always with us.

[@ponibrojokobro1397]

im still using my entry level zenfone max pro m1 from 2018.... its still snappy for communication/browsing/streaming.... i dont play games, so i dont need newer chip... nor i dont use my phone for financial task such mobile banking/e-wallet/e-shopping/etc, so i think that os/security updates is not a deal breaker

[@MrJeeco]

Thank you, Yugatech. This helped me decide.

[@francisibeke2038]

Nice one. I like the honestly in your reviews. Most new features in newer model of phones aren't all that necessary. So if your phone still runs smoothly and does the basic tasks you'd need well, why buy a new and more expensive phone?

[@WaddupGuyz]

If some of the apps are no longer working, the battery drains too fast.

[@painpeko1259]

Our motto is replace when it is broken :)) our gadgets lives years :)(

[@noncanceryas8399]

Tookey nice one

[@roxannemcv4259]

What's your phone tho

[@painpeko1259]

@@roxannemcv4259 been using Xiaomi mi9T for a year now, it replaced an oppo phone we bought in 2015 ☺️ ??? i dunno why uneed my phone thou? hahahah

[@richardc6038]

every 6 years because i buy the one that come out the 5th year for less example A10E was 199 ( 2019) i got it for in my case it was 135.00 + oter box cost and other things for the phone ( in 2020) so my plan in to look for replacement in 2025 or no later then 2027 of if repairs cost = or more then 75% of 165 that include thing like the oterbox! if the phone repairs or batt are more than 101.25 it time for a new phone

[@blackshiftlegend6455]

Always Remember to buy a Kind of phone that you want certain features in it so you can spend Many Years on it. Me : using Samsung Note 8. Another Tip : Dont simply abandon your phone but simply Invest some on it on Broken Screen Back cover Temperd Glass, Open and clean it inside, remove all Dust Particles on hardware, clean Speakers, usb port, Headphone Jack etc Take backup and have A Complete Format. Make your device Fully new if you love your Beast 🔥❤

[@jollypotdog]

I usually buy phone when I have the money. (A LOT OF MONEY) Since I always opt buying the Flagship one of the previous year. Usually the prices go down a bit and its a win if you can score a secondhand in a great condition.

[@messicomps344]

Well, i had a Nokia 2. Its good. Stock android, nice lcd display, 8mp back camera, 5mp front camera, 720p video, 4250 mAh battery and its only 110 bucks. Now the Ram and Rom are the main issues. '1 gb' ram and "16 GB" ROM. That ram is actually just 879 MB and the ROM is 7.9 GB cause of all the space taken by the internal apps. Im a heavy user and this phone just didn't cut it. I couldn't download Injustice and missed out on a year of new game characters. Even when i did download it, the little Ram proved an annoyance as i couldn't maintain play without eventual lag or shutdown of the app altogether. I couldn't play music either without the app shutting down unannounced. That's the story of that phone. I upgraded to the A30 Samsung and its miles better. Amoled display, 4k mAh Battery (less but idc), 6.4 inch 1080p display, 16MP on both cameras, 64 GB Rom, 4 GB ram... everything about it is superior. Upgrading to a new phone depends on the answer to this. Is your current phone proving to be an annoyance every single day? If so, upgrade

[@stank_it8114]

Well if you manage your finances properly, I believe you should be able to buy a new device every 2-3 years. That way you'll be in touch with latest and greatest technology, but the best thing is your wallet won't suffer. I know there are some people out there buying new smartphones every year. Guys, treat it like a luxury item. For example, If last year you bought a piece of jewelry and you really like it, why not rock with it for couple of years and then go and buy a new piece. It's okay to make sensible decisions. New golden chain every year won't make you any cooler and so won't a new phone. Facts.

[@smokeyboii]

I just want to buy an amoled phone. However, burn-ins are an issue. So, I'll stick with LCD.

[@ilai7893]

Lol still using OnePlus 6 in 2023, since besides some minor KZbin lag, it's still largely running smoothly (though it's getting phased out for some things like e-SIM). Not upgrading until needed

[@roshyamamoto3318]

Every March then October. For S+ and Note series as personal and business phone

[@NoobishEli]

For me it's definitely when the phone stops getting updates. That's usually the signal for me to get a new one.

[@stoichr3324]

E. Iman My note 5 is not getting much update. Do you think it's a sign??

[@melvinnwaduba1063]

Love seeing all different types of phones in one video

[@meshkatahsan3191]

At least two years would like to buy new phone.

[@skiirtt9775]

Its late but i need an upgrade i have only iphone 5s and runs at ios 12.4.3 i buyed realme 6i for me i will use my iphone for cameras while my Android will be my daily drive ❤️ thank you for the knowledge

[@boburdz2020]

Im fine with my realme 3 pro as of now. Not thinking of upgrading yet. Practically speaking specially from a student like me. 🙂

[@marjuan9426]

my Samsung Galaxy phone still working, i purchased it way back 2014 and it is the only mobile phone i've been using until now. 📱😁. For me, no need to buy a new one 'coz it keeps working amd perform so well.

[@eaglefan240]

Get a good mid-range phone with a decent processor. Keep it till it dies or starts to lag. I currently have the one plus 6t and love it. I also have the mi max 3, zte axon m, lg Stylo 4, and the oukitel k9. The Stylo 4 lags . The k9 is fairly smooth but lags a little. The 6t is super fast followed by the axon m and the mi max 3.

[@christiaanveltkamp]

I always think like, for say 5 or 6 hundred euro's, you can have 1 new phone. Or you could buy LOADS of other stuff. Like new T-shirts, accessoires, games, new furniture, books, online courses, etc, etc...

[@Roe-man]

My phone is from 2013(the iPhone 5s) and I probably won't get a new one for 4 years because i cant get a job I know some ppl will say" ask your parents" but they would never spend more than $125 for a phone (they have a phone that prise and are complaining that it's bad ..and I'm like ITS $125 PHONE ................but it's ok I will just wait

[@allanreamillo]

My Oppo F1S bought Sept 2016 is still ok for what I need it to be. I just installed the apps I need and I regularly back-up the photos so the space is not that full so the phone doesn't slow down. I'll keep the phone until it dies. Then I will replace it. :-)

[@WhiteOtakU]

When your old phone says :"please kill me!" ^^

[@realcartoongirl]

why bother upgrading if i have no friends to message

[@Ann-ub4mf]

Good advice....Thank You.🙂