I’ve been about, and so far, almost everyone’s advice has been, “Buy a Pixel and install Graphene,” which I think is frankly quite unrealistic. Even the cheapest device that’s still supported (Pixel 6) is still about $200 refurbished, and that apparently loses support one month later (October 2026).

So basically, are there any options for people who aren’t wealthy?

  • Ganbat@lemmy.dbzer0.comOPEnglish
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    19 hours ago

    Do they have some kind of deal with Samsung? I looked, and as far as unlocked phones go, the only thing they have for less than $300 is various models of Samsung Galaxy.

    Edit: Nah, there’s definitely something going on there. I went to the site, clicked Android phones on the first page, and got a listing of strictly Samsung phones.

    • kokomo@reddit.kokomo.cloudEnglish
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      10 hours ago

      They have pixel phones as I just checked when I wrote the reply, you just have to scroll or search

      EDIT: But i can agree that it’s pretty annoying for user interface stuff that they automatically go to samsung :/ the android smartphone category though is bountiful for pixel / motorola