[Brian Griffin]

And why would anybody want to replace their existing smartphone (except if it was damaged, destroyed, lost or stolen)?

[cuban leaf]

And why would anybody want to replace their existing smartphone (except if it was damaged, destroyed, lost or stolen)?

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Yep. I replace a phone when it quits working. That can be years. My wife finally replaced her iPhone 6 because it was becoming unstable. It was also on its second battery that was not giving much time.

[EEGator]

“And why would anybody want to replace their existing smartphone (except if it was damaged, destroyed, lost or stolen)?”

To blow money before the incoming global economic depression?...

[stars & stripes forever]

Waiting in line to replace my broken Samsung. 😞

They’re really pushing 5g. Hopefully I can get a 4g model.

[devane617]

“And why would anybody want to replace their existing smartphone...”

I agree. My iPhone 7 does everything that I want and is in good shape.

[UB355]

Sometimes storage is a consideration

[TexasGator]

“And why would anybody want to replace their existing smartphone (except if it was damaged, destroyed, lost or stolen)?”

5G

Faster Processor

Larger screen

Better screen

More memory

Longer battery life

Better camera

Faster wifi

Faster Bluetooth