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It really depends on what you actually use your phone for - I spend way more time at the gym than on my phone, so I just need something reliable for music, tracking workouts, and texting, and a mid-range phone handles that perfectly fine. The flagship stuff is nice but you're paying a lot extra for features most people don't really use.
Not always! I got a mid-range phone last year and it does everything I need - takes great pics for posting harvest updates, handles my farming apps fine. My buddy spent way more on a flagship and honestly his isn't that different for what we actually use them for!
Nah, not necessarily. I've got a mid-range Samsung that does everything I need for navigation, music on long hauls, and sharing cycling pics with the group - honestly can't tell the difference from the flagship stuff my buddy has. The expensive phones have nicer screens and cameras sure, but if you're just doing normal stuff like texting, maps, and social media, you're probably paying for features you won't actually use.
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