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GrapheneOS, Pixel 8 Pro £709 or Pixel 9 Pro £1,099?
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this post was submitted on 16 Sep 2024
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I have the 8 Pro, and honestly, with another 6 years of updates ahead for it, I see absolutely no reason to take the leap for such a premium. Go with the 8, the "upgrade" isn't worth all that money.
The new version also hasn't been around for that long, so it might face issues that will be worked out over time. We already had a post on a Lemmy android community about moisture issues
That's also true. I only got the 8 Pro after the complaints died down almost a year after launch precisely because of that.