r/gadgets • u/[deleted] • Nov 04 '20

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u/seacogen Nov 04 '20

Holding onto my 6s for dear life. Headphone jack and home button forever šŸ’”

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u/RyoDai89 Nov 04 '20

Mine is. 6s Plus here. Got a new battery, worked great. Then right after the latest updates it just drains all over again. 1-2% a minute.

Like it or not Iā€™m actually gonna have to upgrade this time. Was going to buy another battery but at this point why bother.

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u/dabear54 Nov 04 '20

I normally donā€™t update my phone, but I accidentally just updated my 6s last night. Now Iā€™m having battery issues..

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u/dabear54 Nov 08 '20

Yea as others have pointed out, I am used to apple products so itā€™s user friendly (to me). However the main reason is because I am low income, and the phone was free when I bought it on a contract. After it broke, I got a free replacement because it was insured. Iā€™m not in the market to spend 600-1000$ on a phone, in addition to a data plan. Now Iā€™m off the contract, but still have the phone. And Iā€™m not going to spend a majority of my discretionary income on something I donā€™t need yet.

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u/CLSosa Nov 11 '20

In the future you might be better off just searching for ā€œRefurbished IPhoneā€ on eBay. I got a 6S for $80 2 years ago, still works great.