- May 28, 2013
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I thought I would have my long retired but still working Nokia 521 forever.
It was my first smart phone. I converted several Android and one iPhone users to Windows phone with it.
Thought I'd have it forever mainly because it has zero dollar value and I'm too lazy to responsibly recycle it.
But T-Mobile is offering a "free" (matching credits) Galaxy A32 5G to any post-paid customer in exchange for any working phone. Will be a backup phone.
It was hard enough to watch Window Mobile die but I took some small comfort in not paying a dime for my first Android in late 2020, an S21 FE 5G, also "free" (matching credits) from T-Mobile when I added a family member to the account. Now I'll have a backup that's also Android 11 in the form of the A32.
I suspect some other family members might be digging out long retired phones to snag an A32 5G backup. T-Mobile allows 4 per account.
Not really a fan of carrier model phones but at least with the Galaxies, you can flash them to the generic if you want to.
So now I've moved on to believing I'll have my 925, 1520-3 and 950XL forever. :wink:
It was my first smart phone. I converted several Android and one iPhone users to Windows phone with it.
Thought I'd have it forever mainly because it has zero dollar value and I'm too lazy to responsibly recycle it.
But T-Mobile is offering a "free" (matching credits) Galaxy A32 5G to any post-paid customer in exchange for any working phone. Will be a backup phone.
It was hard enough to watch Window Mobile die but I took some small comfort in not paying a dime for my first Android in late 2020, an S21 FE 5G, also "free" (matching credits) from T-Mobile when I added a family member to the account. Now I'll have a backup that's also Android 11 in the form of the A32.
I suspect some other family members might be digging out long retired phones to snag an A32 5G backup. T-Mobile allows 4 per account.
Not really a fan of carrier model phones but at least with the Galaxies, you can flash them to the generic if you want to.
So now I've moved on to believing I'll have my 925, 1520-3 and 950XL forever. :wink: