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EricDraven59 posted...

@archedsoul well I don't need an expensive premium phone. So maybe that's why I'm fine with it. Like I said for $50 I'm getting a phone that everything in it is better than mine. 4 gig ram compared to my 2, 5000 mah battery compared to my 2700. New phone being 1.4 inches bigger than my current one. The snap dragon processor being a lot better than the one in mine. Since I love phone games that will be great. Also the camera is a lot higher quality than my current phone. I am mostly basic honestly, I don't use any social media platforms so don't need them on my phone, I don't use any type of Google pay or other phone paying NFC type apps. And I don't use messengers like what's app or WeChat. I use the Brave web browser since it blocks all ads and pop ups, no ads in any YouTube videos is great. And for music I have Deezer.

So budget phone for me is almost the same as buying a premium super expensive phone such as iPhones.

And the list can go on really. This new phone will be perfect for me. By the way if you have an iPhone or any of the other really expensive phones.. does your battery drain a lot if you use all the features like messengers apps and social media apps? I know I read the top 10 most draining apps and one is Facebook and another is Snapchat

That's fine. I wasn't really try to knock you for getting budget stuff and being fine with it. I was more trying to say that using the battery to compare more expensive phones is leaving so much out.

Also, I feel like going budget is not always wise, unless like in your case for $50. If you were to pay retail, you'd be getting rather ripped off since Google Fi is offering the unlocked S22 for $300.

My biggest battery drain is the 120hz screen with my phones. I'm mostly Galaxy nowadays, though I'm a smartphone enthusiast in general.