Smartphone pricing: The point of diminishing returns


the vast majority of phone users text, phone, surf , take odd picture or selfie , perhaps listen music

in age of + $1000 phones, there point of diminishing returns , it?
point spending form on function?

example; apple se point. functioning smartphone $400 of apple's bells , whistles. yes it's smaller screen that's it.

android i'm not sure, s6 still me.

phones out there minimum of fuss , $$$$$?

best value money found compromising main functions , specs?

last year's android flagship?
 

i switched getting mid-range phone instead of flagship phone year.

got galaxy a5 2017 think $350 when new. i've been happy battery life (which think better sized flagship phones), speed, screen quality , stability. thing tempt me splash out on flagship again if wanted top-quality camera in phone. might in future, don't need @ moment. in case, camera on a5 no means terrible.

suspect next phone midrange phone. i'd rather put cash towards buying best quality laptop can afford next time upgrade that.
 


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