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I keep my old phones instead of throwing them away. They become music players in the house/garage. My pixel 7 pro definitely has garbage speakers compared to a pixel 3, or an old Samsung note (can't remember the Gen). It's a stat I didn't even bother looking at, since we seemed to have hammered it out years ago. It's akin to asking if a new car has electric Windows.
I wish I would have checked.
My old phone became my alarm clock. Sounds ridiculous but my OnePlus Nord N30 has missed a few alarms since I've owned it, less than a year. It actually doesn't even tell you until you restart the phone. Never thought I'd have to worry about a fucking alarm not working on my phone. That's got to be one of the simplest things a phone can do.
Newer phones have a lot of battery saving features that can mess with apps. Make sure to exclude your alarm app from them, which might be hidden in several submenus.
You know, I had to deal with that for another app and I didn't think about it for this one. I'll check it out for this one too. Thanks.
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