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12 has 5g, shorter battery life, lighter to hold, and appeals to basic bitches (if at all) 11 pro has 4g, longer battery life, a little heavier to hold, and is a chick magnet as a 'pro' user everything else is trivial in my opinion unless you really use them (telephoto, slightly faster chip, magsafe, etc). Don't get the 12 mini, just pay up to the 13 mini if you really want the sub 6" form factor
Nathan Ross
My Pixel 3a is starting to die after just 2 years. Shit battery capacity, glitches out the ass... I don't think I'll be sticking with Googlephones no more.
Jaxon Powell
Year of the Linux smartphone? xD
Lucas Johnson
Thanks for new pape
Robert Campbell
>dropped my phone >minor scratch Is Corning Gorilla Glass a scam? Seems so easy to scratch the screen
Aaron Martin
Should I get the a52s 5g or bite the bullet to buy the Samsung S22 Ultra instead? I am not sure how good bluetooth headphones are and I always used a headphone jack.
There's a trade off, the more harder (scratch resistant), the more brittle. Surely you'd rather scratch the glass than shatter it.
Caleb Roberts
>Don't get the 12 mini, just pay up to the 13 mini if you really want the sub 6" form factor You mean for the slightly larger battery?
Noah Cruz
Yea, it lasts as long as the 12 and 12 pro, pretty much making it the best >smol phone currently (and will be for years since its their last iteration).
Logan Thomas
Mandatory post for each thread:
- if you want a phone with an SD card and headphone jack, get an Xperia - if you want a phone with a removable battery, get an Xcover - don't fall for the iPhone SE meme with its dogshit screen and dogshit battery - Pixel 6, S22 and iPhone 13 Pro lineup are the best camera phones - Flagship phones today are on the same level as high end compact cameras - OneUI4 is currently the best version of Android out there - iOS isn't "More secure"
Should I stop fantasizing about mobile banking on the Pinephone Pro and just get the Moto G Power and some privacy stickers that don't leave residue like regular stickers?
