Phone recommendations

[IKEA Cherry Chair]

I like my current phone, it does all I want it to, and does pretty alright for itself

however, it's not very good on network, specifically cause it only does LTE connections.

Do you guys have any recommendations on what phone I could get as a replacement? Preferably Android and 5G.

also, even if obvious, please modest pricing, i beg 

 

Edit: I should also mention that I'd love a good camera if possible

I may get an actual camera some day but I'd like to have a convenient mini-cam in my pocket as well.

Edited May 26, 2023 by IKEA Cherry Chair
Clarification

[BiotechBen]

27 minutes ago, IKEA Cherry Chair said:

I like my current phone, it does all I want it to, and does pretty alright for itself

however, it's not very good on network, specifically cause it only does LTE connections.

Do you guys have any recommendations on what phone I could get as a replacement? Preferably Android and 5G.

also, even if obvious, please modest pricing, i beg 

 

Edit: I should also mention that I'd love a good camera if possible

I may get an actual camera some day but I'd like to have a convenient mini-cam in my pocket as well.

-What phone do you currently have

-what region

-does support length matter to you

-what is your budget

 

 

[IKEA Cherry Chair]

4 minutes ago, BiotechBen said:

-What phone do you currently have

-what region

-does support length matter to you

-what is your budget

 

 

Motorola G stylus

US, Florida

not much

i'd say like, 500-600$ max? USD

[BiotechBen]

12 minutes ago, IKEA Cherry Chair said:

Motorola G stylus

US, Florida

not much

i'd say like, 500-600$ max? USD

Had a moto g100, upgraded to S22+ (refurb from backmarket, very satisfied, looks brand new). Support is fantastic, camera is awesome, super bright OLED HDR is so worth it, paid about $479 for it.

 

If support isn't a selling point for you, the edge 30 fusion looks pretty good, and is in your budget. 

[IKEA Cherry Chair]

30 minutes ago, BiotechBen said:

Had a moto g100, upgraded to S22+ (refurb from backmarket, very satisfied, looks brand new). Support is fantastic, camera is awesome, super bright OLED HDR is so worth it, paid about $479 for it.

 

If support isn't a selling point for you, the edge 30 fusion looks pretty good, and is in your budget. 

S22+ looks pretty niiice

$452 renewed on amazon

might get that, plus i think i could get a case from dbrand

tyty

 

[BiotechBen]

1 hour ago, IKEA Cherry Chair said:

S22+ looks pretty niiice

$452 renewed on amazon

might get that, plus i think i could get a case from dbrand

tyty

 

I got a grip case, totally worth it. 

[DEADPOOLSMOM]

On 5/26/2023 at 4:20 PM, IKEA Cherry Chair said:

I like my current phone, it does all I want it to, and does pretty alright for itself

however, it's not very good on network, specifically cause it only does LTE connections.

Do you guys have any recommendations on what phone I could get as a replacement? Preferably Android and 5G.

also, even if obvious, please modest pricing, i beg 

 

Edit: I should also mention that I'd love a good camera if possible

I may get an actual camera some day but I'd like to have a convenient mini-cam in my pocket as well.

Anything Iphone 12 or newer. Avoid android Ewaste

[Commodus]

On 5/26/2023 at 5:20 PM, IKEA Cherry Chair said:

I like my current phone, it does all I want it to, and does pretty alright for itself

however, it's not very good on network, specifically cause it only does LTE connections.

Do you guys have any recommendations on what phone I could get as a replacement? Preferably Android and 5G.

also, even if obvious, please modest pricing, i beg 

 

Edit: I should also mention that I'd love a good camera if possible

I may get an actual camera some day but I'd like to have a convenient mini-cam in my pocket as well.

If the renewed S22+ doesn't cut it, there's also the Pixel 7a. A surprisingly speedy phone with good camera quality for $499 new. It mainly comes down to screen size (the S22+ is of course larger) and whether you'd prefer Google's 'pure' Android on the Pixel versus Samsung's customized take.

[dizmo]

On 6/5/2023 at 9:24 AM, Deadpool2onBlu-Ray said:

Anything Iphone 12 or newer. Avoid android Ewaste

Haha, funny shill. 

20 minutes ago, Commodus said:

If the renewed S22+ doesn't cut it, there's also the Pixel 7a. A surprisingly speedy phone with good camera quality for $499 new. It mainly comes down to screen size (the S22+ is of course larger) and whether you'd prefer Google's 'pure' Android on the Pixel versus Samsung's customized take.

I'd probably go with the Pixel 7 though at that price. They're usually available around the same price with promos. 

[Commodus]

3 minutes ago, dizmo said:

I'd probably go with the Pixel 7 though at that price. They're usually available around the same price with promos. 

That's true, it's just not guaranteed you'll hit the lower end of that price range with the standard Pixel 7. The 7a is close enough that the OP probably won't mind 'settling' for it.

[dizmo]

1 minute ago, Commodus said:

That's true, it's just not guaranteed you'll hit the lower end of that price range with the standard Pixel 7. The 7a is close enough that the OP probably won't mind 'settling' for it.

You can get the Pixel 7 for $499 plus a $100 Amazon gift card right now. Seems like a win win.