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Used an OG Google pixel until about a year ago. Had to replace the battery a couple times but otherwise still mostly ran like it was brand new.
Have a Samsung Galaxy. Screen cracked by itself several months after getting it, however I was busy, didn't have time to take it in and got used to it. Now the warranty is expired so I can't get the screen replaced anymore. I cope by believing they wouldn't have replaced it and would have told me it was somehow my fault despite using a fairly heavy case and not being a phone-dropper/slammer.