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This is also how I feel. However, I don’t want to upgrade mine every year, I want to upgrade every ten years when it actually makes sense.
I feel we can’t both be made happy.
I'm personally on an ~5 year cycle. If you're on a 10 year cycle, I assume you just don't use your phone for much at all to even merit buying a new model even when you do upgrade.
10 year old phones can still game online and take bomb pics. What more do you need?
You and I are playing very different games if a 10 year old phone isn't struggling for you