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Any good case recommendations for iphone 14 pro? Which one are y’all using?

13 and 14 is just a 5k difference and apparently there's a slight difference in the camera as well and the processor. 14 Plus seems a bit too big although apparently its battery life is amazing. I love the pixel 7 pro and its pricepoint. And I keep getting urges to get it instead of switching to iPhone. Camera I'm sure is better than the base 14. However, my only concerns are that: After sale service of the Pixel. They provide a*s via b2x I think and apparently the reviews aren't that great in case anything goes bad. And I plan to try and own the next phone for atleast 3-4 years. My S20 FE has random frame drops and lagg while operating maps and another app with it or something or switching maps to a diff app. I don't know if the Pixel also experiences similar random laggs as I've never used a Pixel. And very rarely I've seen any iPhone actually lagg or anything. Is Pixel a similar experience? And how long do they usually last? Not sure if I'm able to describe it properly. Regarding the ecosystem, I currently only own the Airpods pro. I plan to own the iPad though sometime in the future and maybe the watch later depending on how I'm liking iOS.

How's the regular iPhone 14? iPhone 13 pro seems to be out of stock everywhere and the only other options in my budget is the 14 and the pixel 7 pro. The 60Hz display is a bummer on the 14 though but the pro is almost double the price and doesn't look like there are going to be any offers coming for it anytime soon. I wanted to get the pixel but I guess the after sale service is a worry if Google suddenly exits next year again and iPhone's usually work for 3-4 years atleast from what I've seen. Usage is just the regular apps like maps, spotify, etc. And I've heard the 14 has a good battery as well.

I am into Banking sales and I want to switch to IT Pre-sales or something similar. Notice is 90 days so that's what I've entered. I am getting calls, although its for a similar profile only where I'm currently working.

Hello! Maybe a big bump but any tips on how to get calls from profiles/industry I want to switch to or profiles I'm looking for on naukri.com? And any tips regarding keywords etc to get more visibility? And any feedback about how their paid service is (Naukri Fastforward) Thanks!

Yup had seen this but currently looking for a 55" or a 65" TV

How are the other options compared to the U6G? Like the BU8000, BU8750, x75K, AU7700?

Thank you everyone for your opinions! Appreciate all of them and have helped clear out the confusion a bit! Which iPhone did you end up getting? Also, isn't the 14 Pro battery lower than that of a 14 Plus?

Is it worth switching from Android to iOS? I currently own a S20FE, however unfortunately it got some water damaged. Got the display changed, however, it can die anytime since the motherboard was also wet and now its all on luck. Was considering a new phone before it stops working altogether. In Android, the options are: Pixel 7/Pixel 7 pro: Concerned about the unreliability of the brand since India is not a major smartphone market for them. So, worried that they are not durable in the longer run, and after-sale service for it Samsung: S22 apparently has a very poor battery life and the other option is a S22 Ultra. The price is quiet high though for that and I am not sure if spending that much on an Android is worth it since somehow or the other the phone ends up lagging in daily usage. I have always been an Android user and love it. However, the customizations I used to do earlier on it, I don't do it anymore and my main usage is just very basic. Music, browsing, maps, etc. I don't remember the last time I gamed on a phone. I have noticed everyone with an iPhone using it for 4-5 years and I've very rarely seen a iPhone lagg while switching apps. Eg: When I suddenly open Maps at times on my phone and while navigating, it laggs a bit and at times warms up. And many times its not that snappy, which I've always noticed an iPhone to be. I used to be against iPhones, but however, in the current market, it somehow seems like the best bet for regular usage. Even in iPhones, is the Pro an overkill and is the regular or plus variant enough? And currently which is the best value for buck iPhone? Eg, is any of the 13 edition still a better buy? Too confused, would appreciate any help! Thank you!

As per the Croma exec, the H series of Hisense has turned out to be a flop and they received defective pieces and hence they are not keeping it at their store. I could not find any other retailer with Hisense TVs, especially the U6G and U7H. Only the A71F is available.

Is the Hisense U6G best budget TV still? I am looking to buy another 55 or a 65" TV which will mainly be used for OTT and occasional streaming. Budget is around 70K, not more than that. Some of the models I saw were the AU7700, BU8000, Sony x75K and the Hisense U6G (Yet to see it in person, however the reviews are very good for this). I had also seen the Frame but I think 65" for that will be way out of budget. 55" was for around 72k. Any other options which I can choose from? It will be the main hall room TV and there is a window right opp it, so reflection would be present during the day.

Is iPhone 12 still a good buy for next 3-4 years? Apparently will be available for under 40k in coming sale. Android is too confusing as every phone has some setback in a way. S21FE was good if not for the Exynos. A73 also was decent but not sure if it's worth 40k and at that point s21fe is probably a better buy. S20FE will only give one more year of update, which although might not affect my parents but still, don't want it struggling with outdated software few years down. OnePlus isn't the same anymore from what I've read so I guess better to stay away from that. I liked the moto edge 30 as well but how is Motorola in terms of support down the line? They also have edge 30 fusion coming up. I haven't used Realme but after MI, apprehensive about its UI. I liked the Pixel 6a as well but with the 60Hz display and after sale service, not sure. Although, how is it's CPU compared to the Exynos 2100 and SD of other competitors mentioned? As I said, just want the phone to do the basic tasks fine and somehow feels like iPhone is the only one left. Edit: What is the expected price range of the pixel 7?

How are the reviews of the phone and any idea about the camera? It says coming soon on Flipkart. But looks interesting. Although, will it have service centres? I'm worried about lack of service centres for pixel 6a and it has a 60Hz screen correct? And I read that the CPU also overheats similar to Exynos. Always loved a pixel though! How does the 12 still hold up, being 2 years old? Battery? I'm just worried about the Exynos 2100 processor with S21FE. Heard that long term isn't the best and throttles and overheats. Wish we had the SD version! I've never used Realme phones but after Xiaomi, I'm apprehensive about its UI and camera. How's the camera? How are the Moto phones doing? Ultra might be a bit out of budget and honestly overkill but I was looking at Fusion. It has the SD778 right? Thanks a lot guys for the swift response!

Which is a good phone currently for 30-35k range? Looking at the S21FE(but Exynos is maybe worrying). Around 33k. S20FE(currently use it and overall a good phone but lack of updates could be an issue?). Getting it for 26k. OnePlus 10R (Mediatek again and heard new OS is sh*t). Around 35k Any phones I'm missing? I need it for my parents so usage is very basic and I guess the main requirements will be a smooth UI, decent camera and a decent display.

I have the braided one USB A to C and its a pain to use it, for some reason it constantly keeps disconnecting my charging brick from the socket as well and its just difficult to manage haha, can't explain. Is the amazon 2.1 better than the original Samsung type c to c cable? And I'm assuming there's no difference in charging speed right between 2.1 and 3.1 cable or b/w the samsung original cable and the other third party one like amazonbasics?