What phones does everyone use?


Samsung S21 Ultra -- I don't need any of the other "newer" models -- this one works fine, has 5G (also increasingly worth while) large internal memory etc.

Might be the last new phone I ever get -- newer models just don't seem to bring much extra to the table for the bonkers price they are commanding, other than cheap (quality good but I'm not buying) Chinese ones -- and certainly not Apple stuff.

Incidentally for those who are thinking of getting a new phone / upgrading say in a "Black Friday" sale - always pay up front -- you save a load of interest charges (often as high as 24%), and you can get much better "usage" contracts rather than being tied into particular ISP ones. If you've decent 5G / Wifi often it's better to go for a "pay as you go" deal -- especially as 5G is often offered where it's ist rolled out with unlimited usage -- and setting up an access point with 5G gives in most places --especially without full fibre cable much better speeds than conventional Internet.

My main gripe with the samsung S21 Ultra (common fault though with loads of newer phones anyway) is the internal battery so when it goes it's an expensive trip for repair - if it's even possible by then - but so far it's working without any noticeable degradation.

@cereberus
Single Malt Scotch works wonders as well -- just use the last couple of drops left in your glass. I hate cola of any type - and I suspect Supermarket "Own Brand" of that nasty fluid would probably taste worse than a mouthful of diesel.

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... for those who are thinking of getting a new phone - always pay up front...
Unlocked, cash, out the door..., always! I've never had a contract phone.
 

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Samsung S21 Ultra -- I don't need any of the other "newer" models -- this one works fine, has 5G (also increasingly worth while) large internal memory etc.

Might be the last new phone I ever get -- newer models just don't seem to bring much extra to the table for the bonkers price they are commanding, other than cheap (quality good but I'm not buying) Chinese ones -- and certainly not Apple stuff.

Incidentally for those who are thinking of getting a new phone / upgrading say in a "Black Friday" sale - always pay up front -- you save a load of interest charges (often as high as 24%), and you can get much better "usage" contracts rather than being tied into particular ISP ones. If you've decent 5G / Wifi often it's better to go for a "pay as you go" deal -- especially as 5G is often offered where it's ist rolled out with unlimited usage -- and setting up an access point with 5G gives in most places --especially without full fibre cable much better speeds than conventional Internet.

My main gripe with the samsung S21 Ultra (common fault though with loads of newer phones anyway) is the internal battery so when it goes it's an expensive trip for repair - if it's even possible by then - but so far it's working without any noticeable degradation.

@cereberus
Single Malt Scotch works wonders as well -- just use the last couple of drops left in your glass. I hate cola of any type - and I suspect Supermarket "Own Brand" of that nasty fluid would probably taste worse than a mouthful of diesel.

Cheers
jimbo
Who in their right mind would waste single malt even a drop on cleaning a phone?

There are always empty can of diet cola lying around in a pub with enough dregs to do cleaning.
 

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... if you are out and about and phone screen is really in need of an "emergency" clean...
A quick, strong breath and my undershirt!!! :cool:
 

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A couple of drops of distilled white vinegar on a micro cloth I find is the best way to remove all gunge from screens
 

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Unlocked, cash, out the door..., always! I've never had a contract phone.
Well in UK, market is so competitive - mainly because full coverage of all operators over whole of country (apart from really remote areas)

With my broadband, I get 100 GB data, unlimited text and calls and strongest signal in my area with Vodafone for £10 per month.

UK have made pay and go really uncompetitive by hiking call costs by up to 35p per minute in most obscene rises.

It is virtually impossible now to buy classic pay and go i.e. calls per minute.

Even those still around charge 4 arms and 4 legs for data to point where ypu are afraid to use phone for anything but the occasional call or text.

Nearly all are rollover payments i.e. you pay for each month of so much data and free calls/texts but if you do not cancel, you rollover to next month.
This is a thinly disguised monthly sim deal. Most of these are £10 a month at least.

My friend pays £7 per month on a contract for 4GB data (which she hardly uses) and unlimited calls/texts (which she hardly uses) as vast majority of calls are on whatsapp at home.

Maybe Canada has better pay and go deals but in UK, you will always get a much better contract deal nowadays.
 
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Not necessarily..., I just use a Windex dampened cloth and a dry cloth, maybe a couple Q-Tips if necessary.
I always Restart the device though, at least every few days.
A Restart, or soft reset, will purge the RAM properly.
I used lens cleaner.
 

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Replaced my beloved iPhone SE (2016) with the iPhone SE (2020).
 

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With my broadband, I get 100 GB data, unlimited text and calls and strongest signal in my area with Vodafone for £10 per month.
dang thats nice. I get 15GB high speed data per phone, unlimited calls and texts and for 2 phones its $70 month.

I am on AT&T prepaid. That amount of data is fine for me, I never come close to using it all. It also rolls over any data I don't use, so its awesome. I have about 60GB for me now in my allotment. Since at home I have no data cap and I sit in front of a computer for work.....
 

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dang thats nice. I get 15GB high speed data per phone, unlimited calls and texts and for 2 phones its $70 month.

I am on AT&T prepaid. That amount of data is fine for me, I never come close to using it all. It also rolls over any data I don't use, so its awesome. I have about 60GB for me now in my allotment. Since at home I have no data cap and I sit in front of a computer for work.....
Perhaps I never made it clear but that cost is the bundled additional cost over my broadband costs.

However, typically 15GB plus unlimited calls/texts in UK would cost around £10 or less even on contract.

It is part of UK telecom laws that the three main networks have to allow 3rd parties to buy bandwidth on the networks as virtual networks and these guys forced the main network owners (3, EE, Vodafone) to really keeps costs low.

In fact, one of our major supermarkets (ASDA) offer a really basic sim that is unlimited text and calls only but NO data capability for £4 per month.

This is non contract pay and go though and you can choose to roll over payment each month.



This is considered to be a great tariff for younger children. As a parent, your could give your child a phone for emergency use without breaking the bank.

The children could not spend on premium calls - not sure how it works but maybe they would have to buy additional credit to do that, which they could not do without a credit card.

Of course, that does not completely prevent the "little daleks" accessing net over wifi but makes it a lot harder.
 

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    900 mbs (ethernet), wifi 6 typical 350-450 mb/s both up and down
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    Macrium Reflect Home V8
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Started with Palm phones. When Palm got bought out and eliminated, I switched to Nokia phones. When Nokia got bought out by Microsoft, I switched to Window phones. When Window phones stopped I switched to Google phones. Currently using a Pixel 8 Pro.
 

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Itching for an iPhone 16 Pro Max 512GB!
 

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How to enable hidden Gallery Labs on your Samsung Phone:
Open Gallery>Menu>Settings>About Gallery,
tap the Version number 10 times! (y)
 

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How to enable hidden Gallery Labs on your Samsung Phone:
Open Gallery>Menu>Settings>About Gallery,
tap the Version number 10 times! (y)
Along with a host of unique settings, it also allows you to disable Go to Studio, which is another standby com that eats up your battery!

s.webp l.webp
 

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I've got a Pixel 8 256 GB. It wasn't exactly cheap but comes with guaranteed updates until 2030.
 

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I've got a Pixel 8 256 GB. It wasn't exactly cheap but comes with guaranteed updates until 2030.
I think the pixel phones are pretty good price wise considering their support level. At least in the usa. But thats just me.
 

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    64 GB DDR4 3600mhz Gskill Ripjaws V
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    RTX 4070 Super , 12GB VRAM Asus EVO Overclock
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    Gigabyte M27Q (rev. 2.0) 2560 x 1440 @ 170hz HDR
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    2TB Samsung nvme ssd
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True. The long support period is exactly why I bought the phone.
 

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    Corsair Vengeance LPX CMK32GX4M2B3200C16 (64 GB)
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    Asus ROG Strix 2080Ti
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    Sound Blaster AE-9
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    2 x Dell UltraSharp U2413f
    Screen Resolution
    1920 x 1200
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    Samsung 990 Pro (2000 GB, M.2 2280)
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    WD Red Plus (12 TB, 3.5", CMR)
    Corsair Force MP510 M.2 NVME SSD (1788 GB)
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    Seasonic Prime Ultra Platinum (1000 W)
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    Corsair Obsidian 750D
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    Deepcool GamerStorm Captain 240 Pro (12cm)
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    Logitech G910
    Mouse
    Logitech G502
    Internet Speed
    1000 Mbit/s (synchronous)
    Browser
    Firefox, Vivaldi
    Antivirus
    GDATA Internet Security
I think the pixel phones are pretty good price wise considering their support level. At least in the usa. But thats just me.
I've been using them since the Nexus 6P, currently using Pixel 9 ProXL as main phone.
 

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    windows 11 Pro
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    Dell XPS 15 9510
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    11th Gen Intel(R) Core(TM) i7-11800H @ 2.30GHz (16 CPUs
    Memory
    16 GB
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    NVIDIA GeForce RTX 3050 Ti
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    512GB Solid State Drive
    Browser
    Chrome
Yeah I have the pixel 8 pro, its good
 

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  • OS
    Windows 11 Pro
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    Manufacturer/Model
    Custom Built
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    Ryzen 7 5700 X3D
    Motherboard
    MSI MPG B550 GAMING PLUS
    Memory
    64 GB DDR4 3600mhz Gskill Ripjaws V
    Graphics Card(s)
    RTX 4070 Super , 12GB VRAM Asus EVO Overclock
    Monitor(s) Displays
    Gigabyte M27Q (rev. 2.0) 2560 x 1440 @ 170hz HDR
    Hard Drives
    2TB Samsung nvme ssd
    2TB XPG nvme ssd
    PSU
    CORSAIR RMx SHIFT Series™ RM750x 80 PLUS Gold Fully Modular ATX Power Supply
    Case
    CORSAIR 3500X ARGB Mid-Tower ATX PC Case – Black
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    ID-COOLING FROSTFLOW X 240 CPU Water Cooler
    Internet Speed
    900mbps DOWN, 100mbps UP
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    Chrome OS
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    Laptop
    Manufacturer/Model
    HP Chromebook
    CPU
    Intel Pentium Quad Core
    Memory
    4GB LPDDR4
    Monitor(s) Displays
    14 Inch HD SVA anti glare micro edge display
    Hard Drives
    64 GB emmc

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