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>> | No. 27993
27993
I'm quite a fan of the Moto G series of phones. My G5S has served me well for about 4 years now, but the screen is now smashed up. Would a G9 be a good replacement phone, or are there better budget handsets about now? |
>> | No. 27994
27994
I'm quite happy with my Huawei, even if it means the Chinks are spying on me. |
>> | No. 27995
27995
I jumped ship from my old moto g to a pixel 3a because at the time there was a massive gulf in specs between that and the newer moto gs at the time. |
>> | No. 27996
27996
Something from Oneplus might be worth a look too, although Chinese I think so probably mega-spying. But yeah Huawei stuff is alright too, but for the mega-spying. I'm running a secondhand Oneplus 5 with /e/ OS which hopefully avoids (some of) the spying. I would've put it on my Huawei but it wasn't supported. |
>> | No. 27997
27997
Xiaomi consistently offer the best bang for the buck, but their version of Android is something of an acquired taste. My top pick would be the Poco X3 Pro at £160. It's a big unit, but you get ultra-fast charging with a huge battery, a 120Hz display, a headphone jack, dual SIM and a flagship-level processor. There will be heavy discounts available over the next few days, because 11/11 is the Chinese version of Black Friday. |
>> | No. 27998
27998
I have no idea why everyone hasn't bought a Poco X3 NFC. I'm blown away by how good this phone is for 150 quid. |
>> | No. 27999
27999
My last two phones have been Motorola phones. I think I have a G8 currently. They do everything I need, but the charger port always winds up going to shit and the cable keeps falling out, or not being recognised, and that's the biggest downside for me with these phones. It's happened with both of mine, so I bet it'll happen with the new ones too. |
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28000
>>27998>>27997 |
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28001
>>28000 |
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28002
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28003
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28004
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28005
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28006
So has that changed? |
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28007
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28008
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28010
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28011
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28012
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28014
I went with an X3 Pro because I wanted a bit of extra RAM and storage (8 GB RAM, 256 GB storage). I spent about 250 GBP on it, all in, with a couple of fancy outer cases. I could have probably spent less if I'd waited for the right sale day, but regardless, I'm very happy with it. |
>> | No. 28015
28015
You almost tempted me too with your Chinese knockoff but I just ordered a Pixel 6. Spent an extra £200 to stay with EE to boot. Oof. |
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>>28015 |
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28017
>>28015 |
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>> | No. 28105
28105
What's the word on the current crop of mobiles? Looking at refurbs not new. |
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28106
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28107
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28108
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>> | No. 28137
28137
Just ordered a Pixel 6a. First time I've got an actually "new" new phone in a decade, I usually end up upgrading to 1 year old mid range handsets. My last phone was a Moto G7, which had amazing battery, but it's been very sluggish of late, lots of crashing when opening even low intensity apps. Hoping with my new phone I can actually watch YouTube without it shitting itself. |
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28138
>>28137 |
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28139
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>> | No. 28455
28455
I dropped my phone behind the radiator and instead of just landing and not breaking, it instead hit something on the way down which has rendered it about 20% as usable as it was 24 hours ago. It's an old phone (the same one I mentioned here: >>27999) so I'm happy to shop around for a new one. |
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28456
>>28455 |
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