Before now, one would only look out for a Nokia phone that can allow calls and play games. How did we get to having so many features to look out for in tech these days? It's almost tiring. Coupled with the fact that, you can't always get all the features you need in one tech most times.
When it comes to choosing the right tech (phone or pc) to use, I am not the best to do the feature checking but from my little knowledge, there are some no-nos for me to be convinced to buy a new tech.
The last and most recent time I had to buy a new tech (a phone), I took a friend along because I didn't trust my checking out ability. And again, I was so sure I'd be put in a dilemma to pick a favourite feature over another favourite feature.
I'm sure you can guess it already, I have more than one non-negotiable features when I'm on the look out for a new phone to buy. At the moment, I have plans to get a new phone but I'm still on a long and relaxed search for which would fit into my tech preferences. I hope I'm not sounding like a tech pro to you because far from it.
Have you ever had to make use of others phone to check for features pending when you'll go to a phone store? I've done that a lot of times and the results aren't so good because I end up buying something else at the store. Maybe the way people use a phone could diminish some features, I'm still trying to figure that out though.
My present phone had just the right features I wanted in it until a few months ago, it has gone from best to manageable best in terms of camera and storage but it's still very useful. Because of this, I'm looking out again for a new phone with the best of these features when I decide to get one.
Becoming a Camera Connoisseur will not be far fetched when I'm in a phone store because I'll want to confirm how well and how long the flashy camera will work for me. It's a must that the phones I'll use from now will have a good camera as a blogger who admires using original images taken by me but haven't been doing much of it since my phone camera won't comply.
While the Battery Life is important, it isn't a priority for me. From what I think, most of them have same battery life depending how one uses and manage it well. Even with the help of good electricity supply or power bank saver, I'd do good with a phone with minimum battery love but have got all the other features I love most.
There is going to be a storage war if a good camera phone doesn't have good Ram for me. I need good space to take all the pictures and whatever I have to save in my device for as long as I want. More importantly, I have trauma in using slow devices from past experiences so the faster the new device is, the better the deal.
So conclusively, If these features are not in a new phone I want to get, it's a no deal!
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