Since phones are a status symbol (news to me), lets flex.
- Android, current
- Android, slightly less than current
- Android, older
- Iphone, current
- Iphone, slightly less than current
- Iphone, older
- Other
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I’m flexing a Xiaomi Redmi Note 7. I think it’s a very popular phone in Asia, here’s it’s main benefit is that it’s cheap with good specs. About $200US. Recommended on personal finance websites for the frugal.
iPhone X user here. I’m too ingrained in the iOS ecosystem to ever consider switching
Not entirely sure what the line between “slightly less than current” and “older” is - but I assume my iphone 7 is in the “older” category.
Our house has 4 android, 1 current (ish, just bought, but it was $130 dollars), 3 slightly less than current (mine included), 0 older (because the one that was here just got replaced by the current-ish), and 1 iphone current (first job, have money to blow, let me waste it on this thing because all my friends have one 
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I would consider it as a distinction between G4 vs. G3 compatibilities.
Should’ve included an explicit category for “flip phone”, though.
I have a Palm Phone. It has a 3.3" display. It runs the full Android OS though.
I voted iPhone, slightly less than current, but I have an 11 Pro so it’s not terribly old. Normally I don’t buy the most expensive iPhone but I wanted the super slick camera for vacation photos. Come at me.
I’m at a refurbished iPhone 7 or 8, got more memory than I need so less of a chance of becoming obsolete
Just like work, use your best judgement :).
iPhone 5S. I assume that qualifies as “Iphone, older”.
Ironically it seems like half the time I use it in public I get a comment from someone wishing they had a smaller phone.
Dude, G5. Sheesh.
(yes, I just bought a new phone last week)
I loved my Palm Pre!
G5 clearly fits in the “current” category. It’s brand new and I wouldn’t call any phone with G5 compatibility as "slightly less than current. More specifically, is there any phone model with G5 that is being “replaced”?
I was making a distinction between “slightly less than current” (G4) and “older” (G3).
Until Lucy said G5, I was thinking G4 and G3 were some iphone ios variations, but I knew Lucy bought a pixel, so my brain flipped the characters, and it clicked. I have never seen 3G, 4G, or 5G referred to with the G first, learn something new every day.
I’ll . . . um . . . chalk it up as a “Dad-ism” . . . like that 5G commercial that says it’s only 1 G faster than their 4G phones.
I have a Samsung S8 that I described as older Android… the newer phones just seem to upgrade the camera so I can’t imagine needing a new phone for many years… I did just buy my wife a pretty expensive one for Christmas though [flex]
Ok, mooZ’er
Get your own room!
I’m on an iPhone 11. I think that’s slightly less than current. This is my first iPhone. I’ve been diehard android before this, but my wife has always had iPhones. Some things I like, some I don’t. All in all, it’s not as bad as I thought it would be.
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