Comment on Galaxy S10 til the wheels come off
pjwestin@lemmy.world 1 week ago
God I miss my S10. It really was a perfect phone. I finally had to let it go when the screen cracked. Replacing it cost more than a refurbished S22 or S23, and I couldn’t justify purchasing another S10, since it will probably fall victim to planned obsolescence soon.
BreadstickNinja@lemmy.world 1 week ago
My S10e is cracked but only all over the backplate. Which is also no longer really attached to the phone. I’m driving this thing into the ground.
tigeruppercut@lemmy.zip 1 week ago
I still use my s10e every day on my commute with the headphone jack plugged into a radio tuner so I can listen to podcasts
melooone@feddit.de 1 week ago
Still using the S9 with only the back and sides cracked. Only put 50€ into replacing the battery and jack. This has got to last until 2027 at least until replaceable batteries hopefully become a thing again.
limelight79@lemm.ee 1 week ago
I have an old S9 right here on my desk. I cracked the screen, and took it to one of those screen replacement places, and he asked if I had insurance. I told him I didn’t, and he said, wellllllll it’s going to be a lot more expensive than you think to replace this screen.
That wraparound screen they had was basically also the frame of the phone - you’re not so much replacing the screen as you are moving the rest of the components to a new phone body. I wasn’t sold on value of that wraparound screen in the first place; this didn’t improve my opinion of it.
We put a plastic screen protector on it and a new case, and I used it for a few months until we were ready to upgrade phones.
Chewget@lemm.ee 1 week ago
How do you crack the sides of an s9? It’s metal…
melooone@feddit.de 1 week ago
I meant the curved sides of the front screen. The metal is just scratched.
dan@upvote.au 1 week ago
I’m really hoping that Framework release a phone one day, given how good the Framework 16 laptop is.
eezeebee@lemmy.ca 1 week ago
S9+ still going strong after over 6 years. I dread the day I will need a “new” phone.