#phone performance

Has AI on phones made raw specs matter less to you?

Is AI making your phone's battery life worse in 2025?

Would you switch from iOS to Android if a $400 phone worked just as well as an iPhone?

Biggest mistake when upgrading to a new smartphone without checking RAM specs?

Is a $300 phone good enough for most people today?

Is the latest mid-range phone good enough for everyday use in 2025?

Do budget Android phones slow down after one year?

Does the Samsung Galaxy S24 actually feel smooth after years on iPhone?

Can a $300 mid-range phone genuinely outperform a $1,200 flagship in daily use, or are we all being fooled by specs?

How do you deal with mobile OS updates that just slow everything down?

Will an old phone work better with a new battery

Why do hardcore tech fans pretend budget phones from brands like Xiaomi aren't just as good as flagships?

Is AI on your phone actually saving you time or draining your battery?

Has your smartphone become more frustrating with each software update lately?

Does a $200 phone today really perform worse than a $1,000 phone from three years ago?

How do you feel about all these mobile OS updates killing battery life?