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5 in the last 7 days. Each post links to the original, where you can answer it.

Redditr/PickAnAndroidForMe5 h ago

EU Android options that would work in USA?

My current android (2023 Samsung Galaxy) is getting older, and has some stuff I do not like. Next week I am going to Europe on vacation and am thinking of looking for a new phone there - wondering if you think that would be worth doing? The reasons I am interested are the follow…

Wants: Low-bloat, long-lasting, repairable, non-Google Android phone from EU that works on Consumer Cellular in the US
Redditr/Monitors15 h ago

Late 2026 recommendations

Hello everyone! I’m looking to upgrade from my Samsung G5 (50D) I’m looking for a 1440 monitor, and i play a mixture of games Half of the time AAA single player games so i want max immersion amazing colours, but to my embarrassment I sometimes play more League Of Legends then an…

Wants: 1440p monitor to replace Samsung G5, for AAA games and League of Legends, avoiding OLED burn-in, 550-600€
Redditr/Monitors1 d ago

I need help deciding whether to upgrade OLED monitor

Reposting here for more reach: Currently I have a Samsung G61SD (240hz 400 nits QD OLED) same panel as the AW2726DM but with the matte coating for those wondering. and i'm looking at upgrading to something with a bit more brightness to really see those highlights. But as I live…

Wants: Glossy, brighter OLED monitor upgrade in Canada, ~$600-900; choosing between MSI 500Hz QD-OLED and ROG tandem
Redditr/PickAnAndroidForMe1 d ago

Upgrade to S26 vs Pixel 11 (or pro)

Have the Samsung 24+ and love it, have had it all in the past (Pixel, OnePlus to name a few). Switched back to Samsung last time as it was free to upgrade. It's been working well for me - just forgot how annoying Samsung bloatware can be (although I do like edge panels and the b…

Wants: Choose between Galaxy S26, Pixel 11 or 11 Pro: good camera for family photos, all-day battery, bright screen (US)
Redditr/PickAnAndroidForMe2 d ago

Looking For a Reliable Phone for ~$499 - What Should I Get?

Current location: United States (US). Currently, I've been having a bad run with Samsung phones these past 4 years where the phones I get end up going bad after only 2 years of usage. Almost exactly in some cases. Currently running an S22 5G and I'm at year 2 with it crashing an…

Wants: Most reliable phone around $499 in the US for texting, calls, email and scrolling; replacing a failing Samsung S22

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