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Has the rising cost of smartphones made you hold onto yours longer?
With flagship smartphone prices consistently crossing the $1,000 threshold and mid-range devices offering near-flagship performance, many users are questioning whether annual upgrades still make sense. Cast your vote to reveal how rising costs are shifting upgrade habits.
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