Subarist CyberGene I think the 15 Pro Max can easily make it to 2030. At this point, replacing the battery is probably more important than buying a new phone. 😄
Capybara iPhone 16 Pro. After getting to know the MacBook and realizing there's no better laptop out there, I try an Apple smartphone. It didn't wow me the same way — just a decent phone. Before this I used Samsung's S line
Tutrix iPhone 12 Pro Max, and it still works just like it did on the first day. It'll get iOS 27 too, so I don't need a newer one. 😉
Karl ernestdefoe I just dual boot now. Can compartmentalize my flow between ops and game lol. But I am considering iPhone but I also really like android and am interested in between Nothing Phone and GrapheneOS 🤔
Relic System Nothing Phone 2a Plus Community Edition IPhone 17 Pro I do have a decent collection of legacy devices (most gifted/thrift finds..not spending oodles on old phones) so favorite one from that collection would be the Nokia N9
Relic System That's the N900, https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Nokia_N900 https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Nokia_N9
Silvestrus I use Samsung S25 Ultra. I find it that it balances nicely features that I want from the phone. Not the best in everything, but very good overall. If Plus series had the same camera set, I would probably choose Samsung Plus. Better comfort.
Karl Silvestrus I used to use Samsung to support my heritage, but I couldn't get past One UI's bloat. Is it any better today?
Silvestrus Karl I actually like OneUI and additional features like routines for example. The speed is not the issue anymore. The phone is fluid in day to day tasks. Nothing to complain about it. Power users would probably like bigger battery and better cameras (on par with latest Chinese flagships).
Karl I got a good deal on the iPhone 17 Air and jumped in. It feels and looks nice! Now to get adjusted from the Pixel Fold.
