Xiaomi Mi 2 and Mi 2S are still used by almost 5 million people Comments
- Anonymous
- the
Dammit I'm still using my Mi 3 for almost 3 years now. 4 stars for software support until last June when they stopped the weekly OTA support. It is still stuck on Marshmallow. I hope it will be on Nougat and MIUI 9 at the same time before September.
- Anonymous
- wrY
Jeez.. that number doesn't really represent anything. It can be used as spare phone, like/review farming, music player, kids phone, etc. Unless you can pin point the user hours per day usage, 5 million can be anything.
- bob
- 3nK
Well, Xiaomi continues to update these phones while other companies (*cough Samsung *cough) will seem their older flagship models as obselete and will cease pushing updates to them
Heck, my aunt's mi 2 runs MIUI 8
- ProJames
- r7b
Quite impressive. I do still come across people using a GSIII (that includes me even if I have more recent devices at my disposal), which share a lot of characteristics with the Mi2.
- Anonymous
- vV5
Xiaomi can just take Samsung approach, don't update your phone more than once for low end model, no more than twice for mid range & flagship.
after a year or two, user would have no choice but to buy new model.. rofl
- Anonymous
- vV5
i am still using Mi3 which i bought 3 years back, reason been simple it does what i need & i don't see new model features is what i really need.
Apart from that changing a new phone would mean i need to migrates all those contact & download all those apps once again, not forgetting moving photos, videos, whatsapp, wechat & etc, which is troublesom & having to re learn some new features as well as user interface.
So unless the phone is so outdated that i can't even uses some basic apps or the phone reaches end of it usefulness, don't seen myself changing to new model...lol
- AnonD-411204
- LAG
Anonymous, 19 Jul 2017I'd say why upgrade if it's good enough for me.Hmmm, the anti-mantra of this industry: a tech that's just good enough. Don't worry, software will eventually kill it.
- TechLover1
- Srp
Anonymous, 19 Jul 2017I'd say why upgrade if it's good enough for me.Well, if the particular person is definitely not an enthusiast. Yes, absolutely you (they) don't have to. But if you have a passion, etc., for technology (like me) then it is a complete different story.
- TechLover1
- Srp
Well, it could be for different reasons. But five years are a bit too much, even if you're absolutely not a tech enthusiast.
- MdN8
- B}Q
Maybe because both have replaceable batteries. People just get a new battery and keep going.
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