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Is buying last year's flagship smarter than ever, or does that just encourage planned obsolescence?
With rising living costs and incremental annual upgrades, many consumers are questioning whether last year's flagship phone offers better value than the latest model. At the same time, critics argue that buying older flagships rewards manufacturers' planned obsolescence strategies. Cast your vote and share your take on this modern dilemma.
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