Yeah......got the Redmi Note 11 5g a few weeks back. Really good phone
Just get a budget phone...
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Been using the same android since 2018. Not planning on replacing it anytime soon.
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and you see his excuse...."i talk to people in person"
these coli brehs stay exposing themselves
i was following that wave for years until i joined the military and found myself out in the middlle of nowhere for months and my phone was my only connection to the outside world/entertainment
just bought a one plus pro 10....
just bought a one plus pro 10....
If there is any device you shouldn't hesitate about splurging on, it's a phone. My phone is my life. I can't cut corners on it to save pennies at the expense of convenience and functionality.
What is retarded is getting a new phone every year. Invest in a quality phone and ride it till the wheels fall off, then re-up. Unless you're an Apple whore
What is retarded is getting a new phone every year. Invest in a quality phone and ride it till the wheels fall off, then re-up. Unless you're an Apple whore
The fact that a new main phone drops every year and each one costs 1k plus, you should know that you're getting scammed. You could cop a $150 phone and a digital camera and have everything the newest phone has to offer for less money.
You could cop a 250 dollar phone and a laptop and be able to capture/record in HD and backdoor and edit on the laptop, for less or maybe the same numbers.
Unless you play games on your phone, i don't see the reason behind trying to stay "up to date." All you really need is a decent camera and plenty internal storage
Also, after the Galaxy note fiasco, i will never buy a release model electronic ever again.
You could cop a 250 dollar phone and a laptop and be able to capture/record in HD and backdoor and edit on the laptop, for less or maybe the same numbers.
Unless you play games on your phone, i don't see the reason behind trying to stay "up to date." All you really need is a decent camera and plenty internal storage
Also, after the Galaxy note fiasco, i will never buy a release model electronic ever again.
Not a scam at all, if your phone breaks after only 2 months of having a 1000 phone that's $14 in monthly payments total(so far) and maybe a $200 deductible for a $1000 phone. Hell I can get phone insurance right now and immediately file a claim saying I lost the newest iPhone and I'll get one the next day for only that say $200 deductible
I stay with the latest top of the line Samsungs, but I never pay regular price for it. If you look closely, you can get them for 75% off or free. My current 22 Ultra was $250
By that logic, you also shouldn't get car insurance because you almost always have to pay a deductible.
Pay a $200 deductible if your phone is lost, stolen or broken
-OR-
Pay the full price of whatever is left on your phone, then buy a new one.
Which sounds better to you?
shyt im about to lie and say I lost "my" "Samsung Galaxy fold" and I only gotta pay $250 or less for the deductible then cancel the plan after i get the phone so its def not a scam if anything its a scam for them if you know how to use it right
Ignoring that this thread is about why $1,000 phones are a waste of money, here's an article that uses your hypothetical #s to explain why phone insurance is a waste of time:
Smartphone Insurance: Really Important or Waste of Money?
Cell phones! They are expensive!!! Having insurance is so important... right? Maybe and maybe not. Watch to learn exactly when you do and don't need it.
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Don't make me get @winb83 in here to teach yall Personal Finance basics lol.
Insurance isn't a bad idea. Insurance for things that don't cost a lot is a universally recognized waste of money. It's highlighted as a poor investment in damn near every article about mobile insurance that is not written by the insurer.
Insurance is typically only financially beneficial for catastrophic events that cost so much that it could bankrupt you (ie: car, life, health, malpractice, business, etc)