- Jun 11, 2010
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So when I got my current Moto X over a year ago, I was tight with money and didn't have the $200 upfront for the phone, so I took the Next program because it was my only way to replace my crappy HTC One X.
As of right now, I have 3 installments of $27 left for me to own the phone outright.
I also really want the S6. Do I:
A.) Pay off the phone completely over the next 3 months, sell it on Swappa (currently going in the $150-175 range) and get the S6 on a regular 2 year contract
or
B.) Trade in my phone so I can upgrade immediately, which would mean paying $28/month for the Next 18, or $37/month for Next 12.
I guess I just feel weird paying for a phone for the next 3 months that is starting to get laggy, rebooting when I try to watch a video, and draining battery like crazy unless I turn off location and auto sync. I feel like if I'm paying a monthly fee for a phone, it should at least be one I am happy with.
Thoughts?
P.S. I am really going to miss pure stock android, but on top of everything else, the camera on this phone is so bad, I need a new one.
As of right now, I have 3 installments of $27 left for me to own the phone outright.
I also really want the S6. Do I:
A.) Pay off the phone completely over the next 3 months, sell it on Swappa (currently going in the $150-175 range) and get the S6 on a regular 2 year contract
or
B.) Trade in my phone so I can upgrade immediately, which would mean paying $28/month for the Next 18, or $37/month for Next 12.
I guess I just feel weird paying for a phone for the next 3 months that is starting to get laggy, rebooting when I try to watch a video, and draining battery like crazy unless I turn off location and auto sync. I feel like if I'm paying a monthly fee for a phone, it should at least be one I am happy with.
Thoughts?
P.S. I am really going to miss pure stock android, but on top of everything else, the camera on this phone is so bad, I need a new one.
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