Poll: How old is your smartphone?

How old is your smartphone?

  • Under one year

    Votes: 108 22.3%
  • One to two years

    Votes: 89 18.4%
  • Two to three years

    Votes: 109 22.5%
  • Three to four years

    Votes: 81 16.7%
  • Four to five years

    Votes: 49 10.1%
  • Five to six years

    Votes: 24 4.9%
  • Six to seven years

    Votes: 9 1.9%
  • Seven to eight years

    Votes: 6 1.2%
  • Older than eight years

    Votes: 10 2.1%

  • Total voters
    485
I am still using a google pixel 4xl

granted, it had been out for a while, and at the time i was still using a pixel 2xl.

I had put through an upgrade, recieved the 4xl and stuck it in the draw where it had remained unused for a year or two.

My 2xl then packed in, i got the 4xl out the draw and started using it.

it is going strong given i use it all the time, every day. and i do lots of streaming on it
 
My Samsung Galaxy S22 Ultra is two years old, but over these past two years, it's made me release that I don't need a high spec phone, and something along the lines of a Samsung Galaxy A55 5G would have fit all my needs and only been £13 a month to pay off.
 
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Still rocking a P2 Pro that I got around 5 years ago if my memory serves right, still working well too, battery life starting to wane a bit but can still get a full day from it unless on a day when used a lot.
 
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My HMD Pulse is 2 months old and cost £69.99. It replaced my old Motorola Moto G5 which was 7 years old and still works but my banking app said the old android version is unsupported. I tried updating it to a later android version than it officially supported which meant rooting the phone. Unfortunately, the banking app said rooted phones are also supported. I hate replacing things that still work okay. Such a waste.
 
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Still rocking the cheapo Pixel 6, that's 4 years now - save for a few dings, and a cracked rear from a drop, it's perfectly fine. If I ever see a newer model for the £260 I paid for this, then I may upgrade
 
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