I also own a pair of unique mobile devices used for communication. One is for the trading of contraband items with another member of the human race. The other is used for communicating with another member of the human race to transport these items to various locations

yes it does!!!!

No hate or anything but why not get a tablet rather then another phone. Especially like an iPad that can still text over iMessage? Just wondering because I kinda want another phone but I also feel like my iPad helps too

@@coolppl2468 Maybe they have an old phone to use as a secondary device?

Me too 🤣🤣

@@coolppl2468 it's not as convenient to carry a tablet or iPad because of the size. I have an iPad and a tablet but I leave them at home and honestly I hardly ever even use them...if I'm home I use my laptop if not my phones. The biggest convenience of using more than 1 phone is the size. You can increase your productivity significantly adding another handheld device which allows you to be able to do so many more things at once since you have the internet at your fingertips and more apps than you could ever imagine but you can still put your phones in your back pockets if you need your hands free. I usually have 1 phone in each hand, looking at info on one and creating docs, posts, etc on the other. Multitasking is an understatement in my world. 😊

How to carry in day to day life? While daily traveling how to manage?

WOW... This is something to think about!!! I am in the midst of moving back to Albuquerque, New Mexico to RE-Open my Acting Studio... I have to get a NEW number because it is different area code... and I think it looks more professional if we're in the same AREA CODE... and I was going to let go of the old phone number... but after reading your post... I may not do that. HUM... definitely something to think about... Thank you for your post.

I mean couldnt you do the same with 1 phone? Get a Google voice number or something and then mute everything by creating a weekend focus mode or dnd exception for the app at night lmfao

@@SleazyClown69 Whatever works for you, If money is an issue.

That’s what I have too, iPhone & Android it makes it easier with friends & chargers/ I let my 2nd iPhone go on purpose for the iPhone charger issue problems. The cable cords suck😆

What type of android phone do you have?

@@shako270 An iphone 12 and and Moto Edge 20 pro, happy with both at the moment.

Luis Krotz: makes sense, especially the two carriers, IMO. Maybe two networks to avoid congestion / problems on one of them. After my background of working on mainframes where when the machine was down you were just SCREWED (before the ability to have system redundancy affordably), it seems like paradise being able to work around that whole problem cheaply and easily. Computer hardware is so cheap now, I've already been doing that for about a decade at home with my laptops. And with a smart phone and a landline with internet DSL and Wifi, there's no single point of failure for any of the hardware, including network connectivity.

@@rogergeyer9851 a redundant link is like a piece of paradise ❤️

Why 🤔

@@lukadibl starts to itch.

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I was thinking of the exact same models! But do you tuck them in your pockets? Or you carry a small bag for them?

yes, it is weird combination: you can be a "go getter" but afraid to start a conversation

@@RoofingInsights3.0 100% correct. I can talk with anyone, and I do, but it drains me and especially crowds. My wife is very extroverted and has people over for get togethers very often. She understands if I need to sneak away to the back or go to the garage for a few minutes to recharge. 😅

What’s Snapchat?

@@RoofingInsights3.0 😆

I love the comments on this video...I've finally found "my people" who all think alike. Carry on my multiple phone friends! 😁

It’s wiser to keep your phone charged between 30-80% helps prolong battery life

I was thinking about getting the iPhone 12 Max Pro... my brother had one... yes he had one, but kept dropping it so much it broke (even with a case).... He hates his phone... What do you think of the 12 Max Pro? Do you still really like it, or would you get another one? Personally I was very impressed with it... the sharpness of the videos was amazing.

12 Pro Max... I have a Macbook Pro...

The only comment that shows any sense of balance instead of grindset. Good for you!

My same exact set up . Pixel 6 and iPhone 12 pro max

@@wright813 facts

Same to me

iPhone 13 Pro in one and Google Pixel 6 in the other. iPhone for personal use, Google for business 👌

Yes... I was very impressed with how sharp the image is on the 12 Pro Max... Do you still have yours... Would you recommend it? Or upgrade?

Agreed

That COULD be true except when both tasks are intertwined so that your focus has to be on both to do either correctly.

Oh, do you mean when you are doing one task that requiers to apps? Ok, I see your point. I was originally thinking of multitasking as two different tasks.

Johannes: Yes, but it depends on the nature of the tasks, and what you're actually doing. Also, people have different personalities and ability to focus. So just because it wouldn't work for you doesn't mean it wouldn't work for some folks. About 35 years ago, I was an application programmer at IBM in a completely different world (re the state of computer tech). But productivity and due dates were central to the business and one's career, just like they are today. I told my manager I was having a terrible time getting enough programming done with all the stupid phone calls I was on much of the day (with a phone in one hand -- headsets weren't common much less normal back then). Given that I was already working a ton of overtime and was running a seriously critical project re dates, I got a speakerphone installed that day which fixed that problem right away (funny how IBM could move fast in certain cases). Now, roughly 95% or more of those stupid conference calls only took 5% of my attention (they'd have 20 people in them, wasting 17 peoples' time a lot). So I could program / test away and keep one ear out for my name or something key, and get over 90% of my programming productivity in AND attend the mandatory calls and keep up with what I needed to know. So it really depends on what it is re the nature of the tasks. OTOH, trying to solve complex IT problems over a cell phone while driving isn't so great. When I realized how distracted that made my driving, I would only pull over first, give them a strategy or quick solution, and then drive to work while NOT on the cell phone.

@@rogergeyer9851 you and I think alike apparently!! My dad and I used to bump heads all the time when it came to the topic of multitasking. I'm ADHD so my brain ALWAYS goes 90 to nothing and I am never doing just one thing at a time...which I know isn't necessarily a positive thing because there is such a thing as being present in the moment and taking everything in just enjoying NOTHING but fully embracing ONE thing/place/person, etc...which someone who is a mega-multitasker (haha...that reminded me of "mega-pint" when I typed that 🤣) like I am isn't good at doing just ONE thing without feeling like I'm wasting time not doing more. So my dad's mentality was if I'm doing more than one thing at a time then I'm reducing the effectiveness or accuracy of each task (so if I'm doing 2 things at once, I'm only able to do each task at 50%), which is NOT true. So I challenged him to check my work for accuracy if he thinks I can only half ass each thing I'm doing while I'm multitasking. He had nothing to say when he did just that because he found that my work was 100% accurate even while multitasking. None of us can say one way or another whether a person can or can't do anything unless we are them. My brain works very differently than the majority of people, which for every positive there is a negative I can assure you. I can multitask like a mf'r (excuse my language) and hyperfocus on things spending hours consumed in whatever task I'm working on but I have zero sense of time. I struggle with time blindness that ALWAYS causes problems with other people because they never understand how I can be consumed with things and not realize/know how much time has passed...I can't explain it...but it absolutely happens ALL THE TIME. I've spent my entire life having people argue with me or complain about how I do things or why I do things the way l do and it all books boils down to the way my ADHD brain works. You won't understand it unless you have ADHD and I can't explain it...but my isn't wrong compared to your way and your way isn't wrong compared to my way. They are just DIFFERENT ways and that's perfectly fine. I don't have to understand your way and you don't have to understand mine to respect and appreciate each one individually. If we both work on the same task and both end up with the same end result, does it matter how either one of us achieved that result??? No!!! There's no right or wrong way to do things as long as you end up with the same result, just different ways! 🎤 (mic drop)...getting off my soapbox now. Sorry! 😁

The battery last only few hours

which brand would you recommend, my last AirPods have a very bad mic, my conversation partner always have a hard time hearing me

@@sutdhinanchaowonglert9312 that's not your airpods fault, that's your fault for buying airpods knockoff

@@renofumi28 I'd wish that were true Reno, coz if mine was a knock off, and had mic problems, it would have been a non-issue. But, I did buy it off apple's official website, so I do admit having a decent amount of expectations on the AirPods.

@@sutdhinanchaowonglert9312 all Bluetooth headsets have terrible mic quality, it is a Bluetooth issue.

@@ChairWoodenFloor1 salute！

How do you have your phones set up ?

lol

No, they will slap your face and ask you to turn off 🤣🤣

Yep, once you used two phones it’s hard to go back to one

You use both android/iphone or use 1 android 1 iphone?

I have the same feeling about my two phones....

Welcome to the channel!! Thanks!

@@RoofingInsights3.0 My pleasure

That’s what I was thinking. The Samsung for my work number. And iPhone for personal. How long have you been using two phones ? Thinking of getting a second SIM card / number for the Samsung to start using for work/business. Besides going to Verizon to add another line to my plan , idk where or how to start using dual phones. I’ve always just switched my SIM card back and forth

@@lincoln6981 Well I’m in the UK so I’m not sure how your carriers work. I have two SIM cards and pay £20 each for unlimited calls, messages and internet. It’s works really well and has definitely helped me out a lot mentally to just switch off whenever I need to

Yea I do

Do have two different Apple ID for each phone or the same?

Nice thing about Samsung. Reverse wireless charging. Be glad when Apple does something similar. If they ever.

I mean 90% of the time it's probably not work though.

The problem is when you talk in the first sim, the second sim will go offline. Many of my customers claim that I am offline most of the time, they don't know when they called I was talking through the other sim. I am thinking to use two phones for this reason

Crown Victoria: There are these things called phone holsters in all sizes, etc. I have one that can hold 2 6+ inch phones and a little equipment or one phone and a lot of equipment, with a nice belt loop so it doesn't interfere with me at all. And that way I can have reading glasses, a big phone in a case, OTG cables, backup media, a small charging brick, etc. with no problem and not interfering with my hands. It certainly doesn't look like "a burden" for him, BTW. Depends on your mindset, what you're used to, how you plan, etc. Oh, and if you think carrying something is a "burden", try a case with a large laptop, various backup drives, cables, USB portable DVD drive, small cases for all the peripherals, charging gear, mouse, etc. etc. THAT gets annoying real quick, even with a shoulder strap. It's all relative. To the extent it means he doesn't have to rely on a laptop, large phone, etc. when he travels, it's a brilliant, cheap, and convenient solution.

Oh

True that

I just want to know, when you are in a situation where you need to use a phone like taking a picture, which phone you take out? iphone or the samsung?

@@Vinzeefritts Haha I have the 12 pro max and note 10 plus so both are great. Whichever is in my pocket at the given moment I suppose