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Buying foldables always comes with a risk with that inner display, but does the mate x6 lower the risk to a reasonable amount?

Ive always wanted a foldable, and i saw this second hand deal for a mate x6 thats within my price range, did some research got relatively mixed reviews on this phone. However while i can afford it, if it does get broken quickly, it would be a big hit to my savings, so im trying to be really thorough in deciding.

Any experiences with this phone, or foldables in general would be much helpp, thank youu

Buying foldables always comes with a risk with that inner display, but does the mate x6 lower the risk to a reasonable amount?

Ive always wanted a foldable, and i saw this second hand deal for a mate x6 thats within my price range, did some research got relatively mixed reviews on this phone. However while i can afford it, if it does get broken quickly, it would be a big hit to my savings, so im trying to be really thorough in deciding.

Any experiences with this phone, or foldables in general would be much helpp, thank youu

Buying foldables always comes with a risk with that inner display, but does the mate x6 lower the risk to a reasonable amount?

Ive always wanted a foldable, and i saw this second hand deal for a mate x6 thats within my price range, did some research got relatively mixed reviews on this phone. However while i can afford it, if it does get broken quickly, it would be a big hit to my savings, so im trying to be really thorough in deciding.

Any experiences with this phone would be much helpp, thank youu

When we make mistakes, big or small, what is the proper mindset to have? I know we need to repent, and feel genuine remorse and regret for our actions and try to do better next time, but at the same time we need to accept God's grace and move on with our lives.

Ive been making some mistakes in my life that Im not proud of, however Im wondering how do I let go of the weight of my actions when I receive God's grace, without letting go so much so as to not feel remorse over my actions.

TLDR: I want to accept God's grace and be free, but Im afraid that it will cause me to repeat the same mistake again.

When we make mistakes, big or small, what is the proper mindset to have? I know we need to repent, and feel genuine remorse and regret for our actions and try to do better next time, but at the same time we need to accept God's grace and move on with our lives.

Ive been making some mistakes in my life that Im not proud of, however Im wondering how do I let go of the weight of my actions when I receive God's grace, without letting go so much so as to not feel remorse over my actions.

TLDR: I want to accept God's grace and be free, but Im afraid that it will cause me to repeat the same mistake again.

Want to upgrade from my Baton rouge AR21 ACE.

Started learning Jinsan kims iris out after finishing crow.. recently i've been thinking it might be worth it to upgrade my guitar to improve my sound quality as I learn more and more complex pieces.

One question I have though, to those who went through a similar gear upgrade, were the improvements to your sound and overall playing worth the price?