Didn't Want to Change my Mobile

[muninnhuginn]

But having gone from a single mysteriously-acquired hairline crack on the screen to many cracks after less-mysteriously dropping it on the kitchen floor (tiled!), I really didn't have much choice.  Couldn't find replacement screens (it's four years old and not a well-known brand) so I got a bottom-of-the-range Samsung. Setup, data copying, all went really well. I'm impressed. And for a low-spec phone, it's mostly zippier than the damaged one. (I'd happily buy another Doogee, if I wanted the extras--night-vision cameras for example--they offer. But a straight replacement for a phone I bought mainly for its battery size didn't seem to be on offer--and would have been more costly.)