How often do you replace your phone?

[Aleksa Kia]

Im replacing my phones quite often almost every 3 months

 

[GSOgymrat]

I usually go a year but 2014 was kind of crazy. I went from a Nokia Lumia 1520 to an iPhone 6 Plus to a Note 4 to finally a Note Edge. I don't think I will be upgrading in 2015 based on what is predicted to be released this fall. If Windows Phone can improve it's app situation with Windows 10 and release a successor to the Nokia Lumia 1520 I would consider another Windows Phone, but chances of that happening at this point seem slim.

 

[D13H4RD2L1V3]

2 years, but with my G4, I'm stretching that to 3 or even 4.

 

[Smply_Rckless]

Twice a year

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[c-dee]

About 2 years

 

[ducatirider]

The only time i replace my phone is when the contracts finish

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[maddiiiiis]

About 2 years is the Lifecycle for my phones. Then I just can't withstand

 

[milo williamson]

My old galaxy s3, lasted six years, but it got too hot constinatly that was the biggest issue, other then the stock b.s. i had to handle though, I should not lose this phone i have currently, my sister said "always have a back up phone" , I just recycled my old droid razar after umpteenth years of it collecting dust in my room though, i got rid of it because i was constantly talking with now my ex-wife over it throughout all time and space.. anyways to make a short story even shorter, i took that to best buy...

This phone we will see..

 

[D13H4RD2L1V3]

My old galaxy s3, lasted six years, but it got too hot constinatly that was the biggest issue, other then the stock b.s. i had to handle though, I should not lose this phone i have currently, my sister said "always have a back up phone" , I just recycled my old droid razar after umpteenth years of it collecting dust in my room though, i got rid of it because i was constantly talking with now my ex-wife over it throughout all time and space.. anyways to make a short story even shorter, i took that to best buy...

This phone we will see..

Never knew the GS3 was 6 years old.

 

[souvikultimate]

Usually in a year. I just love the samsung note series. I used from Note 2 to 4. I am thinking to go for note edge from note 4.

 

[VerizonDroidMotoX]

Once every 6 months. My Cycle is Nexus in October, then whatever HTC or Samsung Has in April. I finance part of that HTC or Samsung Purchase with my Nexus for example I sold my Nexus 6 and paid $150 off contract for my Samsung S6...But you can lose your shirt also I bought the LG G2 one year and though being such a good phone it had the worst resale value...

 

[VerizonDroidMotoX]

See I am firm believer that there is some kind of conspiracy that makes phones unusable after 3 years so you are forced to get a new one...At least that is what my Galaxy Nexus thought...

 

[Morty2264]

I usually upgrade every year or so... It's an expensive habit I suppose, but I try to counteract it by looking for phones that are lowered in price due to their newly-released cousins.

 

[milo williamson]

Never knew the GS3 was 6 years old.

Well I kind of forget what year it is -__-

 

[BartLuke94]

Usually every year

 

[anon(9555426)]

I usually replace my phone when my contract runs out. Ive always had a 24 month but 12 month is what im going for next time. Phones are improving so quickly now.

 

[kyleman86]

it depends.....at the beginning i changed my smartphone every three, four month, because of the new technical features.but now im very happy with my s6 and parently i will change it in a half a year

 

[milo williamson]

Yes , 1 month 1 phone.

So you must be really rich then...if you have an upgrade and packaging et all......

 

[dragosoft]

I normally wait quite a while probably 2 years roughly, unless I manage to break my phone... which is what happened with my last phone..

 

[ducatirider]

Right now it feels like i keep replacing my note4 every month
Tmobile keep sending me junks as a replacement
I am so sick and tired of this crap
This is the 3rd junk phone they sent me

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