After you buy a new mobile phone, what do you usually do with the old one?

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After buying a new mobile phone, what do you usually do with the old one?(You can choose any 2)

dcexpert

It is also good to make MP3

eric_wang

In the past when there were feature phones, you could give away obsolete ones to people for continued use. But now with smartphones, obsolete ones are basically just put in the bottom of the closet. They are slow to respond, lag, and have short battery life, so no one wants to give them away.

常见泽1

The iPhone is obsolete. Give it to the elderly. You can replace the battery and continue to use it.

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Common Ze 1 posted on 2019-5-5 09:22 If the iPhone is out of use, give it to the elderly and replace the battery yourself to continue using it.

This actually has many uses

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eric_wang posted on 2019-5-5 09:11 In the past when it was feature phones, the discarded ones could be given away and continued to be used. Now, the discarded smartphones can only be put in the bottom of the box. They are slow to respond, stuck, and the battery is not good...

The more realistic idea is to give them away, and also to put them in the bottom of the box, haha

wsmysyn

I have basically lost many mobile phones. My first mobile phone in college was a no-name brand, full touch screen, and resistive screen. At first, the volume button did not work, and it was always in a state of constant contact, which consumed a lot of power. Later, I fell from the upper bunk, and the screen video did not work. The second mobile phone I bought was a niche domestic brand, Tianyu, and then I fell into the lake when I went out for boating. The third one I bought was a refurbished BlackBerry. After using it for a while, the trackball did not work. It was sometimes good and sometimes bad. The fourth one was a Hisense one given away when I topped up my phone bill. The fifth one was a smart phone. I bought a Xiaomi 2A with the money I earned from internship. The fourth one was discarded and given to my mother. The sixth one was an iPhone 6, and the fifth one was given to my mother. The seventh one was a Huawei P9 Youth Edition, and the eighth one was an Honor 10, with the iPhone as a spare. My mother and father's mobile phones were all bought new. The ninth one, on a whim, I bought a Nokia feature phone, which did not even have a camera function. I remember every one of them very clearly.

ddllxxrr

The reason for keeping it is not for collection, but because I am afraid that the secret will be leaked.

btty038

Eliminate those who need it

DavidZH

Your 256G mobile phone can be used as a hard drive;

littleshrimp

Obsolete mobile phones can also be used as 4G routers. Just insert a 4G card and you don’t need to install broadband.

chunyang

Put it aside, and remove the battery if it can be removed. Currently, only one mobile phone with an unremovable battery has been retired, but I gave it to someone as a spare phone, so I think it can be used for its residual heat.

曹伟1993

My first cell phone was a button-operated one. I dropped it into the water while fishing. I picked it up and dried it, but it still didn’t work. My second cell phone was a knockoff. It fell off my bed in the dormitory and the screen was shattered. I threw it away. My third cell phone was a ZTE. I bought it a few days ago and it had all kinds of problems (I think it was a refurbished one). I’ve been using the cell phones I bought later until now.

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wsmysyn posted on 2019-5-5 09:52 I have basically lost a lot of mobile phones. My first mobile phone in college was a no-name brand phone with a full touch screen and a resistive screen. At first, the volume button failed, and...

The word "lost" is well used,,

wsmysyn

qwqwqw2088 posted on 2019-5-29 20:25 The word "killed in action" is well used,,

DavidZH

dcexpert posted on 2019-5-4 19:40 Making MP3 is also good

MP4, can play high-definition movies

心醉风行

Basically, it's just sitting in a drawer gathering dust, and after a while it can't be charged or turned on. I don't know if I can replace the pot or scissors for a device like this.

chenbingjy

I bought a cheap phone for over 500 RMB and after two years of use, the buttons were no longer sensitive. After leaving it there for a while, the touch screen was no longer working, so I threw it away.

PowerAnts

My use is quite different. I have 8 old mobile phones, which I use to test the charging and waking function.

generalcircuits

Generally, old mobile phones are kept at home, so there is no big problem. They can also be used by family members to make phone calls.