[eldavis]

Every product have a particular time frame. Once you have used them more than that time frame, they would start malfunctioning. It would be best to buy a new one once it gets to that level.

[aovurevu]

This is what we should do because many times we buy a new device and then the old one stays unused and stops working so it's a bigger loss for us.

I only buy new device when the old one stop working PR I can't do some things on it and needed an upgrade regarding work ,but if not , I don't see any reason to change device like wears.

[augusta]

But if not, you should sell even half of your original price to get money to add and buy the new ones

-- 25 Jul 2023, 09:24 --

Yes definitely, if you have a workable device that can still serve you then continue using it to save money than buying a new one.

[Presh]

Some people just buy new devices because it has just been released. Like now, people are busy trying to buy iPhone 15. Even when they have iPhone 14. I just let a device not to meet my needs any longer before I change it.

[Pistis]

By waiting for a reasonably longer interval before buying a new device, you would tend to benefit by buying more advanced gadgets that would last longer.

[SHAHID987]

The practical implementation of this, I had seen so many times once my daughter's watch was working perfectly but she was about to give her examination so she told me to change its battery the shopkeeper told me who was also fixing the watch and inserting new batteries, he told me that the battery is up to date it's not required to change, but I insisted to change it, just after then the watch was stopped working.

[Xynehappy]

That's very right. I was thinking to buy another smart phone that is trending with great features yet the one l am currently using has the same features.

[Nsikan]

If the one you are currently using is doing what you demand from a smartphone, keep using It and save up bit by bit for when it completely breaks down.

[GnomeXray]

I agree it is not really worth to buy new device if the old one is still working pretty good however I sometimes do that mistake as well and buy new devices even if my old one work

[eldavis]

Looking forward to get a new device by next year. My old one should be around three years now and the battery no longer last like it used to anymore.

[King Belieal]

Looking forward to get a new device by next year. My old one should be around three years now and the battery no longer last like it used to anymore.

If the battery can be fixed and it gives you the same efficiency of years back, no need changing it.

[Pistis]

I think the choice of buying a new device or not should be based on the usage of the former device and if it continues to serve you. On a side note, any device that I am buying as an upgrade must have the potential to increase my earnings significantly.

[Uty Theo]

Ladies find it hard to stick without a this tip as they want to always have the latest devices and it makes them to ve like wasters.

[Nsikan]

I could have bought a 2 gig ram phone but the 1gig ram phone I am using now is still manageable. Sticking to it for the meantime.

[Pistis]

But if not, you should sell even half of your original price to get money to add and buy the new ones

-- 25 Jul 2023, 09:24 --

Yes definitely, if you have a workable device that can still serve you then continue using it to save money than buying a new one.

People are impulsive with purchases. They always respond to the advertisement hype of manufacturers. They would present the new product to be so attractive that you would want to buy.