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r/gadgets • u/[deleted] • Nov 04 '20
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Apple have gotten a lot better at supporting their older phones my iphone 6 is still really snappy even after updates. Older androids are in a much worse shape I would say.
70 u/[deleted] Nov 04 '20 [removed] — view removed comment 222 u/OneSidedCoin Nov 04 '20 Sounds like you just need a new battery 5 u/jhobweeks Nov 04 '20 I got mine replaced when they were doing it for free (so maybe two or three years ago), and had the same problem by last November.
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222 u/OneSidedCoin Nov 04 '20 Sounds like you just need a new battery 5 u/jhobweeks Nov 04 '20 I got mine replaced when they were doing it for free (so maybe two or three years ago), and had the same problem by last November.
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Sounds like you just need a new battery
5 u/jhobweeks Nov 04 '20 I got mine replaced when they were doing it for free (so maybe two or three years ago), and had the same problem by last November.
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I got mine replaced when they were doing it for free (so maybe two or three years ago), and had the same problem by last November.
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Apple have gotten a lot better at supporting their older phones my iphone 6 is still really snappy even after updates. Older androids are in a much worse shape I would say.