Diego: i've had friends go back and forth on this exact issue - they spent a small fortune getting their iphones repaired only to have the new one malfunction shortly after. in my
Avamarsh: Honestly can't fault the guy's perspective, but I'm still on my third refurbished iPhone and no signs of slowing down yet
Theo: most people probably just swap out for a new one after a few months anyway
Ivyt: I've got a few phones lying around at home that are still going strong but nobody really uses them anymore. Guess it's time to let someone else make the most of 'em
Ariaf: it's interesting how we value repair versus replacement in a throwaway society like ours nowadays
Pale Cinder: People fixating on cost overlook environmental impact too
Sofiaf: you'd think that with all the emphasis on eco-friendliness, manufacturers would start making phones last longer instead of designing them for planned obsolescence
Nina: usually fixate on the tech aspect but i'm more interested in the economic context here
Novamendez: repairing my phone doesn't even factor into this decision anymore if i've already upgraded its components to match the latest model's specs, then it's a new phone every 2
Noraweber: Honestly, for me it's when that one crack on the screen has multiplied into a spiderweb nightmare
Bruno: no idea why they're still showing him holding that ancient device, my friends were rocking Android 1.0 back in the day
Rogue Phantom: repairing is just a delaying tactic most of the time
Onyx Rune: it seems like there's no clear rule for when repair is best. my old phone has been a mess to fix lately and it still holds up somehow. but then I saw someone