#device longevity

Does a longer software update promise make an older device more appealing to you?

Is it smarter to keep your old phone than switch platforms right now?

Is the focus on repairable electronics changing how often you upgrade your gear?

Android vs iOS — which operating system is better for sustainability?

Does your next smartphone need to last 5 years to be worth it?

Do Android phones really get slower faster than iPhones?

Would you rather have a device that lasts 5 years or one you can afford to replace every 2 years?

Is Apple forcing us to upgrade more often now?

How do you choose between a durable smartwatch and a modular smartphone for longevity?

Does anyone else think mobile OS updates are designed to force unnecessary hardware upgrades?

How do you balance eco-friendly apps with mobile tech upgrades?

Should a phone case be considered a necessary accessory?

Does anyone else think mobile OS updates are getting worse, not better?

Have recent OS updates made your old phone feel obsolete?

Does anyone else feel like operating system updates are just planned obsolescence disguised as features?

Do you repair your old gadgets or just replace them now?

Android’s customisation is great, but does the constant tinkering make it worse for the environment than Apple’s locked-down ecosystem?

What’s your take on the current state of custom ROMs for everyday use?

Would you ever learn coding just to extend the life of your devices?

Is your phone getting slower with the latest updates?