Originally Posted by Aye Up:
“This is very much true. The galaxy s2 is now 3 years old, it won't be receiving any further updates as the product is end of life.
The OP you could do a lot worse and go with the consensus of a Moto G I have the handset and I regulaly get 2 days usage out of it. The handset will be supported for another year or so meaning you will be able to receive further android updates. For the price its the best phone on the market without question. Your experience of android will be changed as a result of using this handaet.”
“This is very much true. The galaxy s2 is now 3 years old, it won't be receiving any further updates as the product is end of life.
The OP you could do a lot worse and go with the consensus of a Moto G I have the handset and I regulaly get 2 days usage out of it. The handset will be supported for another year or so meaning you will be able to receive further android updates. For the price its the best phone on the market without question. Your experience of android will be changed as a result of using this handaet.”
I also think it can be a false economy to buy an older model second hand. The prices don't often reflect the technical ability of the phone and you get the obvious risks of buying second hand.




That's at least 160 a day and what the mobile companies don't tell you, it costs them virtually nothing to send texts, just like e-mails.