I own 3 Amazon Echos and I absolutely love them. I have one in my bathroom, bedroom, and kitchen and they get daily use. I mostly use them as a smart speaker for when I am listening to music on Spotify. I also use them frequently for setting reminders, adding food to my shopping list, and setting oven timers for when I cook. I also on occasion have my hands dirty when cooking so I ask Echo to convert measurements or other generic cooking questions. For ~$60 a pop on Ebay they were absolutely worth it and will stay in my home and future homes for years to come.

I've set up Alexa for my daily task reminder also for alarms. I also have set up Smart plug to my aquarium through which I can control all aquarium equipment just by name. I can keep a watch on all my devices even though I'm out of town like turning of aquarium lights at night. I use smart bulbs during parties to switch the lights in different colours and tune with Alexa to change it's colour combinations. Amazon Echo and smart plugs are really a great help to me.

I use it for my personal use so anything from entertainment to keeping track of my emails and schedule

Making calls, sending/receiving emails, social media, web searches

I use this everyday I game on it, surf the web, watch movies do my finances it's like a mini tablet because of its size

My amazon echo will remind me of things I've put on the stove, call and text people for me, play my favorite song, tell me a joke, play a game with me, educate me, tell me what certain words mean and even motivate me!

I love my Amazon Echo aka "Alexa" I get the weather and news when I first get up and throughout the day. I listen to audiobooks. I play games on it. It is a very handy device to have around and I find it very useful.

This is my everyday phone. Use it for work sometimes.

I started to like OPPO when they first launched F5 and F5/youth, I mainly use it to play games like Pubg mobile but I stopped playing on this phone because of the new updates that appear so now you can't play high graphics games in that smartphone and there are so many lags.

I run a landscaping company, and I use my Samsung Galaxy S6 Active as my main phone for both business and personal use. I've used a few different phones in the past for both of these roles, from Iphones to other Galaxy phones, and for my money, the Galaxy S6 Active beats them all by a longshot. I need to be able to take calls at any time, no matter what I'm doing, and not worry about accidentally damaging my phone, or getting it wet or dirty. Since most of the calls I take happen during times when my hands are both wet and dirty, and there's a good chance I may accidentally drop my phone, I needed a phone that could tolerate those conditions day in and day out, not just on rare occasions. The Galaxy S6 did all of that for me, plus a lot more. I also needed to be able to read text messages and reply to them, even at times when I'm busy doing something else at the same time. The Galaxy S6's intuitive voice controls for text messaging make all of that not only possible, but very easy to do; even for someone like me who is not the most tech savvy phone user out there. Finally I needed a phone that can handle heavy social media and data usage without quickly draining my battery or lagging the phone so bad that the screen freezes to the point of making the entire device unusable. I've experienced both of those problems many times in the past with other phones, and I'm very happy to say that the Galaxy S6 has solved both of those issues.

I use the Samsung S10 as my daily use phone. I carry it with me everywhere and use it for photography, blogging, and keeping contact with my friends and loved ones.

I use my device for business and personal, web surfing, youtube, my business sites and for email, paypal etc.6

I use this phone for business but also for personal use. business being via email and business sites and personal being having personal conversations meaning talk and texting on the device! its efficient enough for all of that!

My personal uses include music streaming on Spotify and Apple Music, texting, Instagram, Twitter, calls, Facetime. WhatsApp, personal journaling on Google Docs, and Wikipedia. Professional uses have included using Google Keep and Docs for freelance and academic writing, mobile point of service apps such as Venmo, Square, and PayPal Here, logistical solutions through Google Maps for food delivery in New Orleans, and email correspondences with colleagues and clients through GMail.