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Making the 2023 !android@lemmy.world Buying Guide: High End (lemmy.world)
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I should really do something about the schedule slip. Last week has been pretty exciting.

Can't promise that it won't happen again, but I'll try to keep on schedule.

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Now we get to the fun part, the 700 USD+ range of phones. Go wild with your recommendations, showcase the excellence in the top end Android ecosystem and your favorite features that people don't know about.

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[-] Nadalofsoccer@lemmy.world 6 points 1 year ago

I just bought a 23 ultra and am here to bias myself into how good a purchase it was so that I don't feel bad for spending 1000 euros in a 512/12. I know it's an ok deal but it's also a lot of money. Lol.

Seriously Ive been always a note person and am used to the spen. Battery is a non issue now and the pics are awesome.

I was at the apple garden like 10 years back and still miss some things but I love the feeling of freedom of just plugging my phone to the computer and being able to start transferring files or doing stuff to the phone.

[-] MargotRobbie@lemmy.world 3 points 1 year ago

Any feature that stands out to you?

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