- Apr 28, 2015
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Hi everyone - I currently have a Galaxy S5 that - long story short - I need to replace due to several problems. I am not in the market right now to spend a ton of money on a phone.
Anyway, I am looking at the cheapest options through AT&T and they have the LG K10, Galaxy J3 and Galaxy J7 for under $10 a month through AT&T next.
Would I regret going with one of those options? I use my phone primarily as a phone, and a few games. I use my laptop for most of my "internetting".
One requirement is I need a decent camera - the one on the S5 does not focus at all when I try to do a close up - for example if I am taking a picture of a check, which I do on a regular basis (as in multiple times per week), it won't read the writing so it won't deposit. I have to do it all with my wife's phone - which is working, but is inconvenient.
Other than that, I would like the things everyone looks for. Decent battery life, etc.
I am comfortable in knowing "you get what you pay for". I am not expecting any of these options to be the best phone ever. I just want to try to minimize the regret for the next 30 months.
Anyway, I am looking at the cheapest options through AT&T and they have the LG K10, Galaxy J3 and Galaxy J7 for under $10 a month through AT&T next.
Would I regret going with one of those options? I use my phone primarily as a phone, and a few games. I use my laptop for most of my "internetting".
One requirement is I need a decent camera - the one on the S5 does not focus at all when I try to do a close up - for example if I am taking a picture of a check, which I do on a regular basis (as in multiple times per week), it won't read the writing so it won't deposit. I have to do it all with my wife's phone - which is working, but is inconvenient.
Other than that, I would like the things everyone looks for. Decent battery life, etc.
I am comfortable in knowing "you get what you pay for". I am not expecting any of these options to be the best phone ever. I just want to try to minimize the regret for the next 30 months.