Only issue I had was the battery going to 1% quickly and then lasting half a day, but that seemed to clear itself too with a few full run downs.
Apple absolutely dominates mobile devices from a longevity and usability standpoint. I left Android long ago and never looked back. I’m not all in though, never was convinced by macOS, Windows is just too customizable and useful.
Friends don’t let friends throw away phones. Replace the battery.
Another fun feature of Android is you can just wait for Google to ship that one last major release that makes the phone an unusable slideshow, the way they did to the Nexus 5X.
You can run Windows 10 on a Centrino laptop from 2010 but you're not gonna have a good time.
Why not? My old boss was rocking an iPhone 6 as recently as January, and that came out two years earlier — in 2014.
While it's not my daily driver, I have a launch day iPhone 5 that I use at least once a week. It's from 2012.
You can run Windows 10 on a Centrino laptop from 2010 but you're not gonna have a good time.
The iPhone SE was launched in 2016, not 2010.
But can you do anything productive on that thing now? How is the battery life?
It was the company laptop until 2012. The company folded and they sold everything really cheaply.
It could transcode one or two 720p streams simultaneously Witt Plex.
I don’t upgrade because there is nothing wrong with these devices. And they have a jack :)
My wife is not the only one who’s holding on to hers “until Apple releases another one with the same form factor”.
(Not that this will happen anytime soon, if ever...)
The original iPhone SE released in 2016 will be supported at least through September 2021.