>4 year old Xiaomi MI3 still working perfectly I kind of

iktf

>>61585389
I didn't have a smartphone 4 years ago.

stop falling for jewish tricks like consumerism

Really hope my last year redmeme will last that long. Hell, xiaomeme still give update to even mi2

>mi4 has some issues with motherboard and is randomly rebooting all the time.
>get sick of it and buy a mi5
>mi5 feels inferior to mi4 in so many ways

I wish you would work mi4.

what ever happened to communism :/

I kept my htc sensation for 6 years and finally recently upgraded to a lg v20. It's amazing how shitty smartphones have become during that time. The v20 was pretty much the only phone with a removable battery + microsd card + headphone jack.

If your phone works then keep it.

I've had my Xperia Z1 for 3 years. It still works well enough, but the battery life is very short nowadays. It barely lasts for 4 hours if i have battery-hogs like Snapchat or Skype on. Also, I somehow managed to literally melt plastic onto the back of the phone.
I would like to get a newer model soon.

>>61587885
>The v20 was pretty much the only phone with a removable battery + microsd card + headphone jack
no?

I bought a used opo 6mo ago, replaced the battery, bought a good case and now am kinda bored. I don't wanna waste money though

>>61588734
In america yes, the only phones that have all 3 are budget phones.

>>61591438
Ah. That makes sense.

>Used a Motorola Droid (yes, the first one) for 5 years.
That thing was slow as a dog and the display was tiny, but damn was it comfy. Sliders are a lost art.

My 4 year old note 3 still works great, but the battery is becoming weaker. I'll use it until the amoled display goes to shit. It still looks brand new so I don't see that happening any time soon.

Still on my note 4, recently bought a couple batteries and wall charger so now I just swap them. I see no need whatsoever to get a new phone

>>61592580
Holy shit, you can replace the batteries in this thing?