Does anyone else still prefer laptop over phone?

For certain things I prefer a laptop and for others I prefer the phone. I like to text for short, quick things but I prefer email on the laptop for more detailed, in-depth things. I prefer buying things such as clothing from a laptop but if it's something I'm familiar with or a re-order I prefer the phone. Reading 2Peas I don't care if it's the phone or laptop but responding to a post, I prefer laptop. I'm 54.

There are people who prefer their phones?   The advantages of a phone are its nimble portability and texting. (And of course, using the phone, but who does that these days?) Otherwise, why would anyone prefer a tiny screen to the larger one of a tablet or laptop?

The phone is fine for texting and some browsing. If I need to do more than simple typing or shopping online, I am on my desktop (no laptop) or my iPad that has a bluetooth keyboard. Since I use an iPhone, I have iMessages set up on both the iPad and desktop (Mac). That's where I will do most of my texting conversations (lengthy conversations). In a past life I was a legal secretary and can still type 90+ wpm. It's much quicker for me to use a keyboard, while those tiny phone ones frustrate me! I'm 63.

I 100% prefer my iPad over the laptop or the phone. I only use my phone for the occasional Google search, phone calls, the occasional game if I’m stuck waiting for something, and sometimes texting. I use my laptop only when I need to use installed software such as editing a photo, designing something in Photoshop Elements or using my cutter. I prefer using my iPad for texting, email, web browsing, social media, web searches, games, and almost everything else I used to use my laptop for exclusively. I hate using my phone for any of that stuff, but I’m glad to have it as an option if I’m in a real bind.

I use my laptop for the Peas and e-mailing and Facebook ... it's my preferred method ... I'm 53    

Work laptop is for work of course ...

Texting is on my iPhone and playing my fashion game ... a bit of google as well    

My phone does everything except print so it's always with me and being used. I read, pay bills, text friends and family, follow groups I'm on, order groceries to be picked up, and items from Amazon. My hubs uses the big computer, the laptop and the tablet. I stick with my phone.

I use my phone the same as you, out and about, in bed, too lazy to get my laptop(it usually lives next to the couch or on my scrappy desk in another room). I HATE having to "type" anything more than a short message or text on my phone. I will do it if I have to but I would much rather use a keyboard.

I am writing this from my DESKTOP computer... DH is a computer nerd and doesn't like laptops because they are too hard to repair, and I don't like the touch mouse with my Ouija board fingers which accidentally zoom in or out, or scroll across the page on accident.

I hate trying to type on my phone and sometimes when trying to answer an email, I'll have to switch to the computer so I can see the whole conversation and attachments...

I'm a 42 year old with a 90 year old's love of technology

Much, much, much prefer iPad and desktop.

Phone is only for when I've left the house.

I don’t even own a laptop. Seems repetitive and unnecessary with my phone 🤷🏻‍♀️

I rarely drag out my laptop. There isn’t much I need to do on it that I can’t do on my iPad. I use my phone and my iPad regularly at home, just depending on what I’m doing.

I text and use messenger pretty much on my phone. Messenger is actually the best and fasted way to communicate with my husband while he’s overseas.

I actually have a DESKTOP computer still (just got a new one in January of this year), and I prefer it for most things. I don't do any financial business on my phone (banking, bill pay, etc.)

I only use my phone for personal stuff -- browsing, text, calls, games. I use my surface laptop with multiple screens for work; I inevitably have multiple windows open that all need to be seen at once. I couldn't possibly work zoom on my phone -- we spend all our time sharing screens. Plus I like a regular keyboard.

I use my phone for phone calls, texts, and to check my email while away from home(mostly glancing at, checking for breaking news). I don't send emails from my phone, only browse the incoming emails.
I never check social media from my phone.

I use my desktop computer at home.
I  thoroughly check my emails, from my home computer.
I check various accounts(bank, credit card, etc...), facebook, instagram, message boards, pinterest, watch movies, read library ebooks, etc..

I don't use facebook messenger, because I have to log into facebook to do so. I don't log in to facebook from my phone or while away from home.
It became an issue, because I ended up missing last minute invites, answering someone question, etc...because I don't check it from my phone and wouldn't see it until much later. I don't come home and log right in, as social media isn't a top priority for me.
For me texting, calling or email... is my primary means of  communication.