Are devices built to last or die?

According to recent studies, most of our favorite electronic devices are designed and manufactured with a lifespan of approximately 4 to 6 years, after which they may become outdated or stop functioning due to irreparable hardware.

As IT specialists, we understand that it would be nearly impossible to keep our lives on track without the proper IT equipment, but please keep in mind that upgrading our electronics every other year can be very harmful to our wallets and the environment.

We Buy Your Excess Equipment

While keeping your electronics for extended lengths of time is an excellent way to save money and minimize e-waste rates, Americans tend to replace their smartphones every two years.

Upgrading your computers, smartphones, or tablets every other year is probably the most expensive way to get new gear. The depreciation of well-known brands like Apple or Samsung is surprising, but we understand that it would be almost impossible to keep them eternally.