on 19-07-2018 21:19
Here's a link to an interesting article about what Smartphones are best avoided, if you'd rather not fork out good money for one that's, at best, mediocre:
This link goes out to the Tech Republic website.
on 19-07-2018 21:39
on 19-07-2018 21:39
I’d agree on all iPhones in that list apart from the 7 Plus. I currently have that phone & I think it’s the best one from that particular selection
on 19-07-2018 21:42
on 19-07-2018 22:17
on 19-07-2018 22:17
My husband has the S7 and never had a problem with it at all...So did my grandson who now has the S9+
I would never have any type of iPhone....I have had a Samsung since I started using smartphones
My motto is, if it ain't broke....it doesn't need fixing
Veritas Numquam Perit
on 20-07-2018 08:56
on 20-07-2018 08:56
Everyone’s experience is likely to be different I suppose, which is why these kind of reviews need to be taken with a pinch of salt. That said, my iPhone 7 did fail in the first six months of its life, but its replacement is still going strong. The important thing is that you have confidence in the warranty and aftercare service, and that’s where some manufacturers really come up short.
20-07-2018 09:25 - edited 20-07-2018 09:26
Allus had Nokia phones until my 650lte did a swim to the bottom of a dirty canal
Now have an Xperia1L ... it was @Cleoriff who said I'd never go back to a Nokia ... = ... Cleo is right ... it is a very easy phone to use ... & ... GET ME = I now can speak with my voice ie 'OK Google' & I ask it a question using my voice & not does it only answer me back using a voice it gives me the info in script form
I also agree in many a situation = If it aint broke don't fix it
iAnything is bound to be very expensive & any machine which can do wonderful, many things has more things which can go wrong with it
Wispa' feeling proud of herself' ... Pride is a Sin ... Pride comes before a Fall
Edited for spelling
on 20-07-2018 19:36