@phre3.0: New smartphones come out every year, but the changes are not always easy to notice. Sometimes, the biggest updates are small software changes or slight camera improvements. Yet, many people feel the need to buy the latest model even when their current phone still works well. For some buyers, owning the newest phone is more about keeping up with trends than getting new features. It raises a simple question: how much difference does one year really make when the two phones look almost the same?

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gt_rich_vzn
prod_by_Versace :
did u expect the new phone to have a 16k 240 fps camera? 😭
2026-11-02 01:52:47
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sam618575
Sam :
I replace them when the battery starts to die. Every 4th year or so. Have a 16 pro now. It’s more or less the same as the 4 that I started on.
2026-11-02 01:42:55
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valilucifer46
ValiLucifer :
nuh uh 18 pro came with stigmatism
2026-11-02 00:01:20
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donaldphillips64
FrozenCrowd :
Well, they have the same cameras
2026-11-02 00:50:26
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nmfoxx
nmfoxx :
I mean the technology used to change very quickly from year to year when smart phones first came out. They just continue to take advantage of that residual mentality when barely anything changes from model to model now.
2026-11-02 00:56:40
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