Finally replaced my phone, bubbly and patient Apple service rep/associate/whatever the fuck they call themselves at the store (fucking took over an hour to figure out how to transfer two service lines to new phone)had a shitty ass double bacon cheeseburger with fries and cheese dip, yogurt bar, cheesecake bites, fast ass walk, migraine finally going away after some pain meds, new non-crusty-beat-up-or-yellowing phone case.
Rum
Belated happy birthday @Rocco99
It's my mom's birthday and my decisions to move.
The great outdoors!
And good times here this morning
And good times here this morning
Getting out to parkrun for the first time since March
Some really nice katsu spring tolls
And having @SophUKYis and my friends here to talk to
Some really nice katsu spring tolls
And having @SophUKYis and my friends here to talk to
Had some lovely food, a good productive morning. came twice 
What phone do you end up getting? I want to upgrade but can’t decide which one.
What's your current phone?
How old is it?
How often do you normally replace your phone?
Is the current amount of storage currently sufficient for you?
Is the current screen size serving you well?
Which features do you wish it had?
How much do you use it throughout the day?
Do you have a budget?
Are you able to take advantage of some strategic money-saving offer or a combination of several on a specific model which would suffice for your needs?
If current feature set completely meets your needs, go for the same new model.
If you're looking to pay less, go for a lower model with the same specs as your current phone has.
I go for the top model, because I try to keep my phone for as long as possible, unless something breaks. This way the feature set and performance stays relevant for longer. If I could keep the phone for ten years, I would.
Deciding factors for me were, for example, my previous phone was four years old, battery capacity was down to 79%, one button started malfunctioning once in a while (I hoped it wouldn't malfunction during trade-in and it didn't), new top model is twice as fast as my four year old model was, the Lightning charging port was getting on my nerves, after latest OS update my old phone took a performance hit and the new model re-design will likely be same or similar for the next few years.
If you only want something new for the sake of having something new and don't care for top features, but don't want to break bank either, going for the mid-tier model is probably a choice worth considering.
Watch a ton of reviews from well-known channels on YouTube to help you decide.
Look specifically at videos of reputable reviewers with a full review after they've had the device for at least a few weeks or a month, or even longer.
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