Vodafone Quiz

Question one

If you had to put your gift recipient's style down in three words, it would probably be:

Functional, practical, and pared-back.

Minimalist, consistent, and smart.

Sleek, modern, and casual.

Trendy, cool, and contemporary.

Bright, quirky and extra.

Sophisticated, polished and classic.

Question two

When it comes to new technology, your gift recipient is...

Relatively unphased. Trends go as quickly as they come.

More focused on quality, rather than having the latest

Keen to hang back and read the reviews before updgrading.

Crossing their fingers it's got better bells and whistles than their current one.

Updating their Pinterest board with trendy new phone case designs at the ready.

Already on the waitlist with the latest and greatest tech on pre-order.

Question three

Your gift recipient's take on photography, would probably be:

"It's something that only happens on *very* special occassions."

"I'm not the best photographer, but it's good fun anyway!"

"As long as I can capture all my holiday snaps, upload a couple of pet 'grams and indulge in the odd selfie from time to time, I'm sweet!"

Do something to get the "I guess you could say I take my photography quite seriously, applying all kinds of filters to make my snaps look as professional as I can. I take photos daily." going like zip lining then stay at a boutique hotel

"Rinse and repeat: Selfies are life."

"Unless there's 200+ photos, 15 videos and at least forty boomerangs, did it really happen?"

Question four

When it comes to living life to the full, your gift recipient probably classifies it as:

Savouring the simplicity that routine brings day in, day out.

Making the little things count. Why sweat the small stuff?

Achieving a balanced, well-rounded life. What's work without play?

Allocating every minute of everyday to something entertaining and exciting. FOMO is not an option.

Having an app for everything. Self-improvement and productivity is a full-time job.

Keeping on top of their social, work, and family life at all times.

Question five

The perfect example of cellphone etiquette for your gift recipient is:

Letting their phone ring out on volume level 7 during the movies without realising (or admitting) it's theirs.

Exchanging shady looks at the dinner table if someone else uses their phone.

Answering their phone to tell someone they can't talk right now.

Turning their notifications off after 9pm.

Putting your 'good side' before their own in a photo.

Risking their battery life so you can listen to your favourite music.

Question six

Picture your gift recipient on a road trip, what are they most likely to be found doing?

Having loud, longwinded conversations with their neighbour about where to find the pet food and the spare key.

Using an app to share their journey with a loved one (you know, in case they get lost).

Insisting that you pull over at every sleepy town to snap a few pics of some humble sculptures before ducking into the gift shop.

Shazaaming that track on the radio before taking over as road trip DJ.

Recording themselves singing with a Snapchat filter, possibly involving some kind of animal ears.

Tieing up loose ends at work: sending emails, downloading a podcast to listen to that night, browsing airbnb listings, reading restaurant reviews to find the perfect dinner spot...

Question seven

Size isn't everything, but when it comes to screens, it can be a deal breaker. How important is screen size for your gift recipient?

As long as there are physical buttons, screen size isn't a concern.

Not that important. They'll be more concerned about being able to hold it comfortably in their hands.

Quite important. But ideally the screen runs to the edges and doesn't make the phone bigger than it needs to be.

Important, for sure. Watching Netflix on anything smaller than 6.1" is a crime.

Extremely important. The bigger, the better. That's where all the leading devices are heading.

Very important. Big is best, but not so large that it can't easily fit into blazer pockets and such. It's got to be practical.

Question eight

If it came down to one deciding feature, your gift recipient would appreciate above all else...

A low maintenance mobile that can last for weeks on end between charges.

A reputable brand they can recognise

A capable mobile that nails the essentials. A reliable all-rounder.

A mobile that's modern, but not too flash with ample features.

A mobile that's primed for keeping up with the demands of a social butterfly, including power and storage.

A dependable mobile that can handle extensive use managing the demands of work life, social life, and everything in between all day long.

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