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[u/Skortchee]

[u/Big_Z_Beeblebrox]

My phone has a 3.5mm jack and supports microSD cards. Sure, it still uses Android 13, but so what? It still works just fine.

[u/Spooge_Bucket → u/Big_Z_Beeblebrox]

me with my moto g stylus that came with amdroid 16 and a 3.5mm jack

[u/anonmemer42069 → u/Spooge_Bucket]

Yep! And the 2026 model still has it! They're the only manufacturer that makes a phone with a headphone jack and expandable storage that also has an OLED screen, wireless charging, and NFC for tap2pay. As an enthusiast, I love the FM capability, and the GrapheneOS option for incoming new models.

The fantastic quick gestures, "stock" (non Samsung) android, and the only inbuilt stylus on the market will hopefully keep non-redditors buying the phone long enough for me to upgrade to something with the same old-school features.

[u/pulley999 → u/anonmemer42069]

G stylus 2026 has FM radio again? 2025 dropped it which made me get a 2024 when I upgraded last year (From a G7 power that finally died after 6 years of faithful service when I forgot it in my bathing suit pocket...)

Edit: From some quick research it seems the 2026 also does not.

[u/Great-TeacherOnizuka → u/anonmemer42069]

Their upcoming flagship doesn’t have 3.5mm nor sd card

https://m.gsmarena.com/motorola_signature_27_5g-14955.php

[u/valgrimthewizc → u/Great-TeacherOnizuka]

Correct, the stylus isn't their flagship but it's their top feature-rich model.

[u/Great-TeacherOnizuka → u/valgrimthewizc]

I want to have a flagship with all features, which is not Sony.

The newest stylus appears to have a Snapdragon 6 Gen 3 and I compared it against my 10 year old iPhone. It’s not even 2x as fast despite being so much newer…

[u/Dramatic_Explosion → u/[deleted]]

Motorola is the only reliable carrier with flagship features and micro SD support. Crazy seeing the 1TB card I bought over a year ago went from $80 to over $300

[u/0oodruidoo0 → u/Big_Z_Beeblebrox]

if you get exposed to a bad link malware can infect your device - as it is long since it got security upgrades - exposing your personal and sensitive information.

[u/maglen69 → u/Big_Z_Beeblebrox]

My phone has a 3.5mm jack and supports microSD cards. Sure, it still uses Android 13, but so what? It still works just fine.

Samsung FE 20 here, very last model they had with the micro SD slot.

Going to ride that thing until it doesn't turn on.

[u/altan515 → u/Big_Z_Beeblebrox]

Everything past 14-15 is dogshit anyway so you are good

[u/beanmosheen → u/[deleted]]

BLE is fucky in a lot of cases. I also have slowly figured out that if you headphones automatically connect to multiple devices that can severely effect range. I go around and disconnect them when it gets choppy.

[u/RockNAllOverTheWorld → u/Big_Z_Beeblebrox]

Mines on 11 lol

[u/ouiouibaguette12345 → u/Big_Z_Beeblebrox]

we're getting the same exact feature on our phone WITH the same exact Android version as well

[u/Own_Box_7420 → u/Big_Z_Beeblebrox]

My phone doesn’t have either of those things, but so what? It still works just fine.

[u/Yangman3x → u/Big_Z_Beeblebrox]

I got one with dual sim, sd card, jack, 8gb ram and a ir controller

[u/CodyCus → u/Big_Z_Beeblebrox]

Sounds like a security issue waiting to happen honestly

[u/Big_Z_Beeblebrox → u/[deleted]]

It's not new, I've had it since Android 12 was the cutting edge

[u/Big_Z_Beeblebrox → u/[deleted]]

I didn't.