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Vodafone Finds Brits Keep Mobile Phones for 4 Years Instead of 2
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this post was submitted on 11 Aug 2023
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Yep, I've just gotten a Pixel 7 Pro after 4 years with a Oneplus 8 Pro and really it's a very incremental change. The camera on the P7P is incredible, just astounding, but on the Oneplus it was amazing. Otherwise they're very much of a muchness.
I'm thinking I'll hang on to this one for another four years and hopefully by then foldable will be well tested and slightly cheaper.
What's funny is that the camera on the Pixel isn't a hardware thing. It's mostly the post processing software that Google uses. So even that doesn't require upgrading to a new phone that often, since the hardware isn't as important as it once was.