Sunday debate: Buying a mid-ranger every year vs. a flagship every other one Comments
- AnonD-763241
- U{k
pelmido, 27 May 2018Buying cheap flagships for common people every year or every two years for poor folks. wasting... moreHold a mid-range in front of a flagship. Ahhh looking wierd
- Anonymous
- 043
--VM--, 27 May 2018If you lost Or Damages your mobile .. All stories will end .. So I always prefers midrange... moreNothing not possible with my phone. I use it in a case, and if I loose it, I track it from another device
- pelmido
- 0Cd
Buying cheap flagships for common people every year or every two years for poor folks. wasting money on midranges it's just gonna cost more money on the long turn and of course stress. I had once a midrange phone from htc I sold it after a few months due to lags and horrid camera performances that's what makes a midrange phone a midrange.
- Anonymous
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Kangal, 27 May 2018The problem with midrange devices is always the budget of the components. Sure, it is FREE fo... moreI 150% agree with you
- AnonD-763241
- U{k
Anonymous, 27 May 2018More like midrange every year or flagship every 5 years, because midrange fall back in perform... moreIt's not a debate. When you're pleased by a new phone . You'll throw off Ur old phone . That's the real thing
- Anonymous
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AnonD-735096, 27 May 2018I think the question is more "flagship every 3 years or mid range every 2 years". Maybe even 4... moreMore like midrange every year or flagship every 5 years, because midrange fall back in performance and built quickly as they are built cheap
- AnonD-763241
- U{k
--VM--, 27 May 2018If you lost Or Damages your mobile .. All stories will end .. So I always prefers midrange... moreBro hold a flagship. You'll forget what a mid-range is
- franz.alex
- NsV
I think it's much better to buy the previous years flagship for two reasons. 1) You get it at a cheaper price (sometimes as little as the current years midrange) and 2) The phone lasts a lot longer than buying the average midrange.
Using this strategy, I've been using my Xperia Z3 Compact for about three years and it's still going strong. I just might be able to go another year or two before having to upgrade.
- Anonymous
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franz.alex, 27 May 2018you're on my track bro! Spend good money on a no compromise flagship and use it till it dies o... moreSame here, used iPhone 5 for 5 years, I think iPhone 7 will last even longer
- --VM--
- D0H
If you lost Or Damages your mobile ..
All stories will end ..
So I always prefers midrange.
My mobile is J7 Max
And honor 7x .
both mobile are using ..
You can't save much from flagship .
- AnonD-763241
- U{k
Have u hold a iPhone x in Ur hands guys. Then there will no debate
- Anonymous
- 043
That is one thing I always try to teach people when talking about phone. And if your budget is limited, you can still buy a flagship, then you just have to look for an older one. 3 year old flagships still have superior built, materials and often displays, something underrated when buying a phone, and I don‘t talk about resolution, I talk about image quality. They are also speedier than those pure A53 SoCs, and the camera is sometimes better as well. I once switched from an iPhone 5 (2012, 650€) To a Xperia M4 Aqua (2015, 300€) and I got much worse built quality with plastic only, a worse display, bigger bezels, a way worse camera with always unsharp photos and taking 5s to take a picture (2,5s after Marshmallow update, still way too long), shorter update support (!), a worse user experience because that thing overheated and lagged, much worse GPU, and many more things. The only thing better was the front camera and the water resistance, but those are gimmicks when comparing to how this phone massively failed to get the basics right.
The last sentence of the article is the thing you always should remember when buying a phone, and maybe also a car, a TV, a laptop, ...
- AnonD-763241
- U{k
Mid range don't offer hdr, p3,displays performance ,faster LTE speeds and the camera as in iPhone x. What about that
- G
- Ix1
I use a flagship for 3 years before replacing. Flagships come with much better SoCs, storage speed, cameras, and miscellaneous amenities over midrangers. Even now in 2018, for example, a flagship from 2015 toting a SD810 (A57/A53) is still faster than most midrangers still using only A53 cores.
- Trump Fan 1980
- kui
Klej, 27 May 2018New phone every year for me. Mid ranger or flagship it doesn't matter. ^_^ .
- Trump Fan 1980
- kui
Suarez92, 27 May 2018In last 2 years I change exactly 13 mobile phones ( Sony Z3 compact, Sony M5, Iphone 5, Iphone... more I like your style. I like midrangers and flags. I can't say I am partial to anything but a top of range middle ranger though. I owned one with Snapdragon 635 SoC, a Motorola Moto. There was constant slow down with video games I play such as Gallaga Wars and others, so I returned the phone.
- franz.alex
- NsV
LG Superfan, 27 May 2018Buy a flagship and.use it until it diesyou're on my track bro! Spend good money on a no compromise flagship and use it till it dies or is otherwise unusable (usually 5 to 7 years)
- AnonD-732799
- M8r
Its funny how a lot of people reacted to the concrete example (one year vs two) and not to idea itself... Don't take it literally and better explain what you would prefer, to buy mid-range more often or prefer to wait a little more and invest into a flagship. How often you would change your phone is just a relative therm.
I've also prefer to change them faster (once a year) and usually want to find the best mid-range (also cheaper to change the display), but sometimes I'm also attracted to the flagships and maybe the next one will be a flagship... I hope!
- 124C4+1
- X%0
Buy a flipphone and use it till batteries are unavailable, go Samsung E715!. Primary is a R5+
- Trump Fan 1980
- kui
Note7 owner, 27 May 2018Getting a last year flagship for the cost of current mid range is even better. Flagships will ... more Got that right. I have window shopped/ browsed a Samsung S8 Plus with 6gb ram and 128 rom a number of times this year.
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