• almost1337@lemmy.zip
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    5 days ago

    I used the LG V-series until they stopped making phones. They never dropped the headphone jack or micro sd slot. Great flagship phones, imo. Sad they gave up on the market.

    For my latest phone I went with an Asus ROG phone for the headphone jack, extra USB port, and bigger battery. But Asus is exiting the phone market too.

    Which brand do you guys want me to kill next?

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    Fairphone A lot of people want graphene but E/OS is there for the fairphone…

    Or any of the other alternative is.

    Actually I wonder why the graphene people don’t develop for FP. Seems like a better Plattform than to throw google some money for their pixels

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    OnePlus is still my favorite, even though they’re nearly impossible to get in the US. I broke the screen on my 9 Pro (I fell and smashed it between my hip and a rock) and had to replace it with a Samsung. Two of my friends got 9 Pros and love them. Another friend got a 7 Pro in 2019 and is still happy with it. That something like 84 in phone years. :-)

    I started out with Motorola phones and I suspect I’ll be going back the next time I buy. Unless I figure out a way to get a OnePlus at a reasonable cost.

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    I have a Google Pixel 9 Pro XL with GrapheneOS loaded on it and I love it for almost a year using it.Planning to buy a Motorola phone in 2 to 3 years once they add some old features back to the phone but Im really waiting for iSIM.

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    I have a nothing phone 1. Had it for almost 4 years. I like their design and the OS is pretty bloat free.

    Fairphone with e/OS is probably gonna be my next phone

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      I loved my NP1. Had to replace it when the battery suddenly got pregnant when I was in the mountains, and the only one relatively decent in the local store was a Nord 5.

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    Basic ass answer, but I really enjoy my iPhone. I can’t quite make the switch to a pixel running graphene, so it works really good for me.

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    I don’t know if they’re my favorite but I’ve been buying Moto gs for a decade because they’re cheap and still have headphone jacks and SD card slots.

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    Pixels, simply because they run Graphene. Buy them used and have a degoogled phone within 10 minutes of delivery.

  • Any phone that allows me to install GrapheneOS with a locked bootloader. Currently, that’s only the Pixels. Maybe, one day, I’ll add Moto to this very short list.

    Fairphone would be great with GOS. Security, privacy and repairability is my fantasy.

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    Fairphone I’d say. The phones are not without their issues, but they really put a lot of care into repairability and sustainability, which I appreciate.

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      Would have given the same answer until they fucked over the FP5 and I lost a lot od money only to find that it’s just a bad device.

      Will think thrice about it before I consider buying another.

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    Technically Google Pixel, because of GrapheneOS. Realistically I don’t have a single mobile phone brand that I like

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    7 days ago

    I love Sony phones. But Sony doesn’t love me (exited the North American market, expensive AF).

    I’m clinging to my Xperia 5 IV as long as I can.