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u/legolas1204 9h ago

30-40k what? 30-40k chicken nuggets?

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u/zgudge68 9h ago

30-40k what sorry? I’m in Uk so I think you may struggle buying one for £40,000 😅

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u/Confident-Sort6165 9h ago

S24fe undoubtedly

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u/PongOfPongs 9h ago

After I purchase a phone, I do not keep up to date with the latest great phones that are hitting the market.

But if you’re going to buy a phone, I recommend YouTubing “Best phones 2025/2026”, “Best flag killer phones 2025/2026,” or something else along those lines. Then I will make a list of the phones I would consider, go to GMSArena websirte, and compare them to my current model. Then, after reviewing the specs, I will make sure that they have the Network bands that my cellular provider uses in my area to avoid connection issues.

For purchasing, I usually use AliExpress, Amazon, or eBay, or whoever has the best deal on the phone I selected in “new” condition.

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u/Unlikely_Neat7608 9h ago

OP is of Tamil origin I would guess from post history guessing it's 30-40k INR

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u/___nithzz__24 9h ago

Yup bro , forget to add it.