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Rise is prices versus the "sideways" upgrades just make it not worth spending the money.
Never understood the "trade for a new one every year" thing. If your phone is doing what you need it to do, and is not damaged, why do you keep trading it in every year? Yeah, in the United States, most people are still tied to carrier contracts because they think they are saving money & the carrier "gives" them a new one every year for "free". Just keeps you locked into an overpriced contract for the most part.
Things that are NOT allowed:
To help keep our community safe and free from spam, we apply temporary limits to newly created accounts:
Rise is prices versus the "sideways" upgrades just make it not worth spending the money.
Never understood the "trade for a new one every year" thing. If your phone is doing what you need it to do, and is not damaged, why do you keep trading it in every year? Yeah, in the United States, most people are still tied to carrier contracts because they think they are saving money & the carrier "gives" them a new one every year for "free". Just keeps you locked into an overpriced contract for the most part.