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Originally Posted by Kristy
I am a HUGE fish re: electronics, so I pay for the insurance. Basically, I'm not in to doing anything other than slapping my faulty device (<--DIRTY) on some pimply-faced under-achiever's desk and telling him to deal with it.
SOOO..it will depend what sort of rate they want to charge me to upgrade, because honestly, I'm not seeing any earth-shattering upgrades on the reviews for Note 5 for my particular type of usage. Did your wife have a Note 4 first, does she find her new one to be significantly better? How?
Also, I suppose there is a chance they might fix it. It won't charge. It just holds steady at 6% on the fast charger.
New battery will probably do it.
Wife had a note 2, so upgrades were noticeable, even to her.
Note 5 comes with lollipop and should be eligible for marshmallow. Better display, better processor, etc. She's going to take a Samsung class to learn how to use all the stuff (it can integrate with her tablet and our TV!!!)
The insurance isn't a bad deal, imo, if you are likely to destroy stuff.
Son keeps his phone in his pocket, so he's folded it in half a few times, punched out the rear camera, snapped off the buttons...service plan saved HIM some real $$.