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Are expensive gadgets actually built to last, or are they just designed to fail slower?
With rising repair costs and sustainability concerns, consumers are questioning whether premium electronics justify their price tags through longevity or if they're just engineered to fail more gracefully. Cast your vote to share your take on the true durability of expensive gadgets.
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