Anyone currently using a phone older than 2 years?

[mr glass]

Thats 'HTC' for you I think a lot of people still have their HTC phones with them. Because they are like a GEM to them.
@kyliemary

 

[kct1975]

Personally I am still using my Samsung Note 5. Although it has started to have some problems like freezing up and the GPS.

I hoping to get the new Samsung Note 9 when I have the money to do so.

 

[cckgz4]

I have an iPad mini I let my mom have that she loves. Bought it like 4 years ago

 

[Morty2264]

Personally I am still using my Samsung Note 5. Although it has started to have some problems like freezing up and the GPS.

I hoping to get the new Samsung Note 9 when I have the money to do so.

I've heard really good things about the Note 5. I can understand why you'd be using it for so long.

 

[Mounopliktos]

I am still using my Nexus 6p from release date. I amwaiting for the OnePlus 7. I love my 6p but fingerprint scanner died today and my battery dies around 40%. I never did replace it.

 

[tube517]

2 backup phones

LG V20 - sometimes I switch my sim to this phone

ZTE Zmax Pro - use for Spotify and my Android box remote

 

[davidnc]

My 2016 Pixel has now set a record( since last Nov) as now being the only phone over 2 years old I still have 1 of my 2 SIM cards in.

 

[vividrich]

2016 Pixel, on my second one as the screen cracked on the first one due to a fall.... Love it!

 

[Morty2264]

My 2016 Pixel has now set a record( since last Nov) as now being the only phone over 2 years old I still have 1 of my 2 SIM cards in.

That's so awesome!

 

[I_didnt_do_it]

Using a Droid Turbo 2 as my daily driver right now. It was released in 2015.

 

[johnnym33]

Nope... I brought HTC u ultra in 2018 and I updated it to Android 8.0. About six months later, it suddenly ran down and continually restart and it couldn't enter the system... Really a disappointment.

 

[Morty2264]

I can't remember a time when I had a phone over two years... I wish I could though!

 

[MUK3SHJAT]

Yes, Samsung On Max.
4GB Ram & 32+ 32GB storage good enough to handle current apps but i am thinking to change it in next some months.

 

[Morty2264]

Yes, Samsung On Max.
4GB Ram & 32+ 32GB storage good enough to handle current apps but i am thinking to change it in next some months.

That's a pretty cool phone! What are you thinking about getting in the next few months?

 

[MUK3SHJAT]

I am going to get another budget phone, my plan is for Samsung M30 or RealMe 3 Pro.

 

[MUK3SHJAT]

That's a pretty cool phone! What are you thinking about getting in the next few months?

I am going to get another budget phone, my plan is for Samsung M30 or RealMe 3 Pro.

 

[Morty2264]

I am going to get another budget phone, my plan is for Samsung M30 or RealMe 3 Pro.

Those are good options! And wow, I just looked up the RealMe 3 Pro - what a beautiful phone!

 

[gbsa850]

Yep using a 5 year old phone, Samsung Galaxy Note 4.Still able to handle everything I need it to do.

 

[anon(10181084)]

I'm still using my Galaxy Tab S3 that I bought for 855 euros ($1050 back then) in early July 2017. Still works decently, although the thermals leave a lot to desired, especially during warm summer days (in some really heavy games it spikes to 90c on the CPU and holds steady in the mod 80s.). I'm not planning on replacing it in the near future.

 

[the_boon]

I still have a KEYone Black Edition which I got recently but technically I guess you could say it's a "2 year old phone"

However, it's only there as a backup to my KEY2 so I'm not actively using it as a daily.

That said, the 625 processor and 3500mAh battery still give it enough performance for everything I need to do, and get over 6 hours of SOT.