so yeah... idk why most people buy flagships phones only to open tiktok, facebook, etc.

I mean does anyone actually game on their phone regularly? Like an entire pubg mobile gaming session on it?

Or is it primarily a camera thing.

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[–] 3 points 10 hours ago (1 child)

Anymore, I imagine most people are just utilizing the upgrade models for their carriers and either getting these flagship devices with a trade in for essentially free (with monthly discounts) or with a nominal payment, after paying the sales tax. If people were paying full price for phones, only the true enthusiasts would bother paying for a $2000 phone. Those deals usually do basically soft lock you into their plan for the duration unless you want to pay off the remainder of the phone. But if you're not planning to switch carriers in the next two years and you can upgrade to the newest flagship or the last Gen flagship paying only the sales taxes on it... why not?

Also, sometimes there is some feature exclusive to the flagship beyond the processor and ram that makes it valuable. Anymore that's usually just the camera quality, at best, but if that really matters to you, then that can be a good reason to go with it.

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  • [–] [S] 1 point 7 hours ago

    Also, sometimes there is some feature exclusive to the flagship beyond the processor and ram that makes it valuable.

    Oh yea that reminds me, I heard that there are offline translation features in the expensive/new models of Samsung Galaxy, Google Pixel, and Apple's iPhones. Could be useful to have a conversation in places without reliable internet (afiak google translate requires internet for voice translate).

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