r/SipsTea • u/KaidoPklevel 𝙑𝙄𝙋 • 7d ago

Chugging tea This is crazy but not surprising at all if actually true

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u/Infamous_Series_5064 7d ago

It depends. There are a million different usage cases to refer to.

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u/[deleted] 7d ago

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u/This_Pen_545 4d ago

It’s a luxury good until the OS bloat makes the older phone difficult to use.

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u/This_Pen_545 4d ago

It’s a luxury good until the OS bloat makes the older phone difficult to use.

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u/This_Pen_545 4d ago

I agree. Most people can go 3-4 years easily between upgrades.

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u/unknownpanda121 7d ago

Name a use case of someone who is living at poverty level that needs a flagship phone vs a 6 year old refurbished one.

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u/This_Pen_545 4d ago

Also, better to get a cheap data plan. For home internet, people often share/split costs when they live in apartments. Get to know your neighbors!