#phone longevity

Is upgrading your phone every year ever justified for the planet, or are we just feeding planned obsolescence?

Are you still upgrading yearly, or is the two-year cycle the new norm?

Are repairability scores changing how you choose between Android and iOS?

How long do budget phones usually get software updates these days?

Is your phone's battery still good after two years of use?

Are you switching to a minimalist OS to extend your phone's lifespan?

Is your smartphone battery still good enough for daily use in 2026?

Are refurbished flagship phones more reliable than new mid-range phones?

Would you pay more for a phone that’s truly repairable and sustainable?

Is fast charging bad for your phone battery over time

Do we actually need to upgrade our phones every two years still?

Will a refurbished phone last me another three years?

Should I get an iPhone or a Google Pixel for long term value?

Has anyone else switched to a modular phone and felt better about their tech footprint?

Is it worth spending more for a phone that lasts four years

Would you switch from a flagship smartphone to a modular phone like the Fairphone?

Are Samsung phones still reliable in 2025?

Has the rising cost of smartphones made you hold onto yours longer?

Is upgrading my phone every year worth the extra cost anymore?

Can a two-year-old phone still compete with a new budget model?