How old is your own, main smartphone?

This rings especially true now that flagship handset prices have been inflated.

So, how long are we willing to wait for a new smartphone? People normally adhere to a 2-year cycle, which is usually a happy middle-of-the-road deal — you pay the handset in 24 equal payments, which doesn't hurt too much, and you get to exchange it when it is sort of old-ish enough for new tech to be exciting. Though, nowadays, phones have arguably hit an evolutionary plateau and a single model can last you for 3 or so years before it starts feeling long in the tooth.

But, of course, some power users will still find it hard to last even 6 months with their top-tier device before they start looking for that new buzz. Hey, if you can afford it and it makes you happy — more power to you.

In any case, we thought we'd check — how old is your current phone (model, not actual purchase date)? No shame in still rocking a Galaxy S8 since it did get One UI. Nothing bad in still keeping that iPhone 6s — hey, it has a headphone jack, right?