What's wrong with iOS 9?^ are you tempted to upgrade at all or still happy? on iOS 9?
What's wrong with iOS 9?
I have 9.0.2 on a 6s and a 6s+, both jailbroken since October 2015 and never updated. iOS 9 works just fine and until May of 2019 my 6s+ was my primary phone.
^ are you tempted to upgrade at all or still happy? on iOS 9?
yah I meant new phone. Good for you that’s awesomeI don't think it can be upgraded ? my understanding is iOS 9.3.6 is the last upgrade - unless you are talking about upgrading the phone? - sadly it needs a new battery and might be time to let it join my iPhone 3 in a drawer 😢 - been passing up a free phone from my carrier for a while.
It sure had a great run and still works great as a phone (great reception) - Safari is the only app that is slow - love the size - always felt the IP5 was too big - LOL
"The iPhone 4S and my MBP 2012 i7" best Apple products I ever bought 👍 - both still working great in 2020![]()
5S, but only because my friend took petty on me running around with my 4S, and lend me his 5S...
Will likely upgrade to either an iPhone SE2/9, or XS, depending on what the former turns out to be. It is actually working fine for my needs, but I can't upgrade my Apple Watch to watchOS6, and soon 7, and the Lightning plug is almost non-functional. And well, a better camera and more speed is always welcome I guess.
....not overly old but I'm still using my iPhone XS.
Didn't upgrade to any of the iPhone 11 ranges last year and DEFINATELY will NOT be upgrading this year neither.
I've (FINALLY!!) realised that yearly upgrades to iPhones are pointless and not worth the money they cost vs the actual technical improvements of the devices each year (i.e. better camera, better battery, blah, blah, blah which are not justified IMHO).
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This is my plan every year but I'm thinking my ambition will die early this year if the rumored iPhone 4/5-esque form factor makes its return.I second this. When the 6S came out i immediately jumped on the IUP program thinking all of my issues with buying and selling to keep up with the new phones was going to be warranted!
Fast forward to iPhone X I was in love with that phone... but because i was on IUP I upgraded to XS and then to 11Pro and with each upgrade got a little more bored. I think this 11Pro will stay with me for an extra year at least this time. The better factor wares off when you upgrade every year...
On iPhone 7 daily driver. Similar situation - 11 Pro too expensive, 11 too big.iPhone SE as a daily driver. Runs great in iOS 13. Need a better pocket camera though as I travel a lot. Been holding off 11 Pro due to price and 11 because of design/size.
Will get the SE2 if it has the 11’s main camera capabilities like I‘m certain it will. Design and size similar to 8 would be perfect for my needs. Otherwise will get the 11 and adapt to it.
I've (FINALLY!!) realised that yearly upgrades to iPhones are pointless and not worth the money they cost vs the actual technical improvements of the devices each year (i.e. better camera, better battery, blah, blah, blah which are not justified IMHO).
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In fairness, before the iPhone 6S, performance got quite bad after the 2-year mark so upgrades were more desirable back then. There was also the $450 device subsidy built in to the plan costs.Yup. A shiny new toy each year is really tempting, but ultimately, that’s all it adds up to. Hold out for 3 years or more then when you upgrade you REALLY feel like you’re getting your money’s worth!
Thank you for the suggestion, but I've already done that to no avail.aside: as for your problematic lightning plug, i would suggest taking a toothpick and gently cleaning it of debris. i have to do that annually on all of my phones (over the years) as lint can get packed in there and cause connection issues.