#upgrade cycle

Are you done upgrading smartwatches every year to save money?

How long does a new phone take to feel normal after switching

Is Apple's walled garden worth the price now that AI demands more power?

Is the focus on repairable electronics changing how often you upgrade your gear?

Should we admit that "future-proofing" your PC is a complete myth?

Is it worth upgrading to a new phone this year?

What’s your take on the new mobile tech — are we hitting peak performance yet?

Do Android "flagship killers" destroy the environment faster by making you upgrade every year for a cheap price?

Has the rising cost of GPUs made you rethink your upgrade cycle?

Should you always buy last year's model, or is the "upgrade" just planned obsolescence dressed up as innovation?

Does the rising cost of gadgets make you delay upgrades until 2026?

Has phone repairability changed your upgrade plans this year?

Is upgrading your RAM every few years still relevant in 2026 when modules barely improve?

If you're not updating your smart home hub every two years, are you even a tech enthusiast, or just a casual?

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

Does anyone else feel guilty about upgrading their wearable tech every year for minor features?

Are you still buying new gadgets every year to keep up with AI updates?

Is a three year old phone still good enough to use today?

Is it better to keep my old phone for longer

Has rising phone pricing made you reconsider upgrade cycles?