I’m just curious to what everyone has. What kind of mobile devices do you have? And do you use any of them for this site?

My cellphone is an iPhone 8+ which I do use on SMWCentral a lot.
And I have an RCA Cambio 10.1 tablet which I also use on the forums and for romhacking on the go. It a slow tablet (Win10 on 2GB RAM) but it works.

Sorta wish wine would get released on iOS but Apple is too stubborn to let that happen.

I don't like browsing SMWC on my phone unless I have to because it's awkward to navigate on it and write replies.

I currently have a Lenovo VIBE K5. I kinda like its design but the software (aka their version of Android) is honestly not that great. Been tempted to install an alternative version, but I'm not sure it bothers me that much that I'm willing to risk doing that. At least, not while it's still under warranty.

I have a Samsung Galaxy Tab 3 with Android 4.4.2. I got it over 5 years ago. I also have a Samasung Galaxy J7 Neo with Android 8.1. I got it one week before my birthday.

I used to browse SMWC on my tablet a lot.

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I’ll browse it a lot on my tablet since it by default loads the desktop site, being windows 10. My phone I don’t use as often cause the site is somewhat awkward on a phone screen, but it’s manageable with a 5.7” 1080p screen or whatever size the 8+ is.

I never use smwcentral on mobile because it's ass. But I have a Google Pixel.

I also want to say, while this isn't a mobile device in a cellphone or tablet sense, I also collect old computers and laptops, and I am currently on this website right now on an old PowerBook G4 15" 1.5GHz.

I just upgraded to the iPhone XR. I got the Product Red edition. Coming from the 7 Plus, I was a bit skeptical about using Face ID but it's quite intuitive so I'm pleased so far.

It hasn't changed a bit from the other thread
(I upgraded to a Moto G2 at some point afterwards but I decided to switch back to my old LG Volt a few months later due to indecisiveness)

Personally, I am very biased towards the One Plus brand, I also prefer an Android device because it suits my needs (GBWhatsapp Themes)better…le but that's beside the point. Let me explain with the OnePlus.

While other smartphone brands offer less, equal or sometimes greater technology. The simple fact that dollar for dollar…. You simply can't beat what one plus offers its customers for its price. Let's take a look at what the OnePlus 5 has to offer.

1080P screen with 400+ppi
8 GB Ram
Snapdragon 835 processor
3300mah battery with the industry's fastest charging
16MP camera
Premium build materials & Quality
Dual sum cards, fingerprint scanner and some other nice features
All of this makes for a great phone, with hardware you'd typically see in a $800+ premium phone. But for only $450 you can have yourself one of these. It truly is great value.

i have: A Google Pixel 3A phone, and a Samsung Tab E for mobile devices.

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I used Samsung, but I always had to complain about the optimization of some applications that simply do not pull on the device, so I decided not to suffer from the old model and bought myself iPhone 11. I only tried to install the omegle talk to strangers app iphone as it just wouldn't optimize. But now everything is fine.

I have a Moto G7 Play. I've had it for almost 3 years now, and it's got kinda busted speakers (my fault for pouring water into it a few times) but other than that it still works surprisingly well. Motorola's highlight is its long-lasting batteries, and after this long, it's still extremely good, lasting several hours under constant use. The camera is pretty good under sunlight but kinda shit otherwise, which is a bit of a shame but I don't care that much.

I usually go for models that are at least 1 year old to get something less pricey but still up-to-date. It doesn't make sense to me to get a brand new model (especially when I take buses often and can get robbed anyday lol)

I don't have plans to get a new phone in the foreseeable future, unless it breaks or something. I'm very satisfied with my current one, especially for how it's been lasting way longer than I expected.

I currently own a Samsung Galaxy J4 Core. I have it for 2 years, and it's actually alright. One time the charger socket refused to work (my battery was 20% at the time), and I had to pay a good $80 bucks to fix it, even though this has to bust the speakers a bit 🙄

Other than that, I'm mostly happy with what I have. The battery isn't lasting no more than an hour now, but I can't deny that's my fault (using the phone while it's charging a few times). One day, I might buy a new phone whenever I have enough money.

My phone comes with Google Play Music, but I don't like to listen to music in it sometimes because the app tends to close itself when I open another app. No big deal, though.

I am not really an expert in this field, and I have a pretty conventional idea about such a device. I have a relatively simple smartphone that I use to call and to browse the internet pages. This is enough for supporting my custom speech writing.

I have an iPhone 12 and a dormant 7 Plus. I had the 7 Plus from 2017-2020, when I got my iPhone 12.