u/AndresRomeroCoz

Moving on from LG

After all this years I'm finally moving on from my Lg V60, so I'm starting to see some options but I have been disconnected from al the smartphone scene for a while now, wich one do you recommend?

I'm looking for something with a noticeable better processor than the Sanpdragon 865, price is also a concern but the phne doesn't have to be new, can be refurbished or used; durability is a must, not that big of a screen and some repairability is a must. I grew to like a headphone jack but I currently use wireless headphones so it's not that big of a deal, but the expandable storage through a SD card is a dealbreaker.

Some options that I have been looking are the Sony xperia 1V or a Samsung S24 (but it doesn't have a sd slot). Fairphone would be an option if it were available were I live (Mexico), and I open to chinese manufacturers but I don't know what's good with them.

It's getting lengthy so thank you in advance for all your recommendations and advice, sorry for my bad english.

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u/AndresRomeroCoz — 1 day ago

Moving on from LG

After all this years I'm finally moving on from my Lg V60, so I'm starting to see some options but I have been disconnected from al the smartphone scene for a while now, wich one do you recommend?

I'm looking for something with a noticeable better processor than the Sanpdragon 865, price is also a concern but the phne doesn't have to be new, can be refurbished or used; durability is a must, not that big of a screen and some repairability is a must. I grew to like a headphone jack but I currently use wireless headphones so it's not that big of a deal, but the expandable storage through a SD card is a dealbreaker.

Some options that I have been looking are the Sony xperia 1V or a Samsung S24 (but it doesn't have a sd slot). Fairphone would be an option if it were available were I live (Mexico), and I open to chinese manufacturers but I don't know what's good with them.

It's getting lengthy so thank you in advance for all your recommendations and advice, sorry for my bad english.

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u/AndresRomeroCoz — 1 day ago