Save money and help the environment by only getting a new smartphone when it’s necessary.
"A new smartphone is a major purchase that can cost anywhere from $200 to $2,000. The companies that make and sell the devices would like you to believe it’s necessary to shell out for a new one every couple of years. In reality, a smartphone can live a long and fulfilling life with proper maintenance and, if needed, a few repairs" according to Washington Post writers Kelly and Alcanterra.
5 questions to help you decide whether to update:
- How old is your phone?
- Is anything wrong with your phone?
- How important is camera quality to you?
- What features are you currently missing and willing to spend money for?
- How important is it that you be seen with the newest phone?
You likely need a WP subscription to access quiz that will help you answer the question of whether to buy a new phone. But even if you don't have access, the 5 questions can help you decide whether to fork out the money and increase your environmental impact.
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