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The Case for Buying Last Year's Flagship Phone

The Case for Buying Last Year's Flagship Phone As manufacturers unveil new flagships, each generation promises incremental upgrades and radical innovations that leave last year's models looking outdated.

However, this emphasis on the latest and greatest isn't always the best choice. Buying last year's flagship phone can be a more practical, cost effective, and environmentally conscious decision.

Red Flags of New Flagship Phones: Prioritizing Substance Over Style New flagships often fix problems that nobody asked for, like the notch or fingerprint sensor under the screen.

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