It's listed at €1900 on the Motorola website in the country where I'm from. Nobody is going to pay that price.

Why is it still $600

I don't see why I'd need to spend more than $300 on a phone. These prices baffle me and I'd be better off buying a computer for this. I'm lucky with a great deal on my current 9 Pro XL but I'll wait it out for another great deal, these prices are dumb.

I just keep it plugged into the headphones, it's as if it's not even there. But I would also prefer a jack.

Well, when i see one running linux ill buy one... so prolly never

Yeah but theyre all sized like tablets cause that is something that apparently appeals to poorer people, having slab phones?

To be fair, I have had similarly draconian apps run just fine on custom ROMs in the past, however at this point I couldn't say if that is still accurate and I have no experience with those specific apps. Maybe you could back your phone up and test it? Alternatively this may be a good time to have a separation between your work phone and personal phone? I have two phones with me and that helps separate everything personal from the professional quite neatly. It also means I can, if I want to, put my work phone away when I am not working.

Also, if they are going to finance a phone they are going to own that phone. You won't. If they want to track where their phone is the likely can. If they want to install monitoring software on their phone they likely can. I would be very uncomfortable with my work phone being owned by them and with me at home. If I had a work provided phone I would have a charging station in a drawer and would pit the phone there when I get home and pick it up on the way to work.

Thanks, all my interest in this product just reduced to zero saving me time and money!

There's another post saying it'll cost $1900; I'm willing to pay more but that is way too much.

Out of options, I'm genuinely considering the Fairphone 6+ now.

I will still wait until the price is officially announced, but I'm not too optimistic.

Phone market is quite empty unfortunately. Only good options I know is Fairphones but they have lots of drawbacks like price, online bl unlocking, etc. Nothing phones are also quite good, they are somewhat repairable and not intentionally enshittified.

5.3 inches (thats around 13 centimeters) Read the article.

None of them is nearly as small as iPhone 13 mini.

Im hopeful but not very optimistic about that relationship.

Motorola teamed up with GOS. Hopefully their future phones won't cost as much as a house but it's a start

Yeah, but I reckon inTune and MS Authenticator might not be too happy if they detect a custom ROM.

P9 will probably be my last. I dunno what will replace it but hopefully I got 5 years to think about it, and for something better to come along.

these massive phones

roughly the size of iPhone 13 Mini

Wat? LOL

valid counterpoint

No 3.5 mm jack? That's a no.

Also too heavy

Yeah, no fucking way I'm carrying around an adaptor

same. judging from the thumbnail and the phone that I'm typing this on, it's appropriately sized for one hand use. good.

They give you a USBC to 3.5 mm converter for the headphones, so unfortunately not a true 3.5 mm jack.

It's not a terminal app. It's a full Linux ARM VM. Poor naming scheme, but hey, it's something.

3.2 iPod nanos then. 1/8 of a MacBook air. 1/4 of an iPad. See? 1 iPhone 13 mini just makes more sense.