#sustainable tech

Does your next smartphone need to last 5 years to be worth it?

Is a fair trade smartphone like the Fairphone 5 actually worth the extra cost today?

Does buying a new smartphone every year make you part of the problem?

Does anyone else avoid certain GPU coolers just because of the plastic packaging?

Would you rather have a device that lasts 5 years or one you can afford to replace every 2 years?

Does buying refurbished hardware make you a cheapskate, or the smarter eco-warrior?

Do refurbished Apple products break as often as people say?

Are you holding off on a new phone due to planned obsolescence fears?

How much does your PC build's carbon footprint matter to you?

Is buying a cheap smart plug just giving e-waste a second life, or is it actually the responsible choice?

How do you choose between a durable smartwatch and a modular smartphone for longevity?

Will a refurbished phone last me another three years?

What's your take on recycled or refurbished components?

Is five years of OS updates worth the environmental cost of new phones?

Which computer components last longest before they become ewaste?

Has phone repairability changed your upgrade plans this year?

Would you trust a refurbished wearable over a brand-new one, or is it always a risky gamble?

Are refurbished phones a smart choice right now?

Is AI actually helping or hurting conservation efforts?

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