IsThisKismet

IsThisKismet t1_jd86yej wrote

Screen brightness is THE biggest factor when it comes to battery life. But even keeping that down, I don’t think the mini is going to be a good fit for you. It wasn’t for me as even a bit of Pokemon Go was enough to put it at risk of needing a recharge when it wasn’t convenient.

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IsThisKismet t1_iyfb6r7 wrote

If someone came up to me and asked if they should update their iPhone 6s, I’d say ‘yes’. And I’d tell them repeatedly that it’s because they are at the very end of support from Apple. I’d praise them for doing a good job of keeping hold of something for a long time and getting all the value out of it. But ultimately, no matter how much they love it, it’s needs to be replaced.

This goes for Android devices as well. While I’m not as up to date on how fragmented their updates are now, if they aren’t getting support for much longer, it’s time to go.

EDIT: That the original poster ALREADY bought the mini 12 further illustrates my point. They know it’s time.

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IsThisKismet t1_iydfudn wrote

You can’t keep using the 6s. We all know this, including you. And, you’re right, it IS pretty sad to think that you’re losing your first device. But from a security standpoint, you can’t keep it much longer. You just can’t.

I think you either want the SE or the 13 mini. (The 13 mini is almost identical to the 12 but has the better battery life.)

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