Situation 1 of 10:

Your phone still works perfectly, but you want the newest model because it has better features. What should you do?

Situation 2 of 10:

Your laptop screen is cracked, but everything else works fine. The repair costs $150. What should you do?

Situation 3 of 10:

You have 5 old phone chargers from devices you no longer own. None of them fit your current phone. What should you do?

Situation 4 of 10:

You're buying a new TV. The store offers a 3-year warranty for $50 extra. What should you consider?

Situation 5 of 10:

Your old tablet is slow but still works. Your younger cousin needs a device for online school. What should you do?

Situation 6 of 10:

A new phone model launches every year with only small changes. You bought one last year. What should you do?

Situation 7 of 10:

Your keyboard has a few sticky keys but types fine. A new one costs $20. What should you do?

Situation 8 of 10:

You found an old CRT TV in your garage. It still works but is bulky and outdated. What should you do?

Situation 9 of 10:

You need a new laptop bag. Your old backpack has a small tear but could be sewn. What should you do?

Situation 10 of 10:

Your phone battery only lasts 2 hours now. The phone is 4 years old. A new battery costs $60. What should you do?