Oh man, the phones going for £90 are about the same spec as the phone I got at the end of 2022.
So now I'm stressing, do I upgrade and make this phone my take out phone and buy a new phone to keep my important stuff, like my banking apps.
I really would prefer to buy a refurb. I had a bad experience last time I did. Also, some places don't do their due diligence and will sell stolen phones.
I keep hearing people singing the praises of #backmarket, I don't get what I'm missing. Because when I was on the hunt for this phone, I checked them out, and they were more expensive than the exact same model new.
I thought, maybe something has changed, but I just looked and... what do you know.
In fairness, the price for good quality, rather than excellent, is £90.
I got my Huion drawing tablet refurbed for a big discount compared to buying new, direct from Huion's ebay. Why is backmarket so expensive?