Samsung Galaxy S9

Older handsets are the point, not an apology

You cannot test how an app behaves on an older Android version using a brand new phone. A Galaxy S9 running an older build is the device that finds the bug your users are actually hitting — and there is nowhere to buy one new. We hold those in quantity, which is exactly the kind of thing worth renting and not owning.

• Older Galaxy handsets for testing against earlier Android versions
• Current Galaxy S generation where the job needs recent hardware
• Galaxy Tab, including the Tab A9+, for Android tablet work
• Matched sets on the same build, wiped between rentals

Testing across a spread

Most Android testing needs range more than newness — a recent handset and an older one side by side, because that is what the user base looks like. Tell us which Android versions you need to cover and we will tell you what we can put in front of you.

Demos, kiosks and bulk jobs

The other common use is quantity: handsets for a demo floor or a survey team, where the job needs a working phone, not the newest one. Older hardware costs less per unit and does the job identically.

Renting one

A day, a week, a month or as long as the job runs. Imaged to your build before it ships, asset-tagged against your order, wiped when it comes back. Delivered across San Diego County or shipped anywhere in the country.

Availability moves, so the honest answer about a specific date comes from a person rather than a page. Tell us the dates and the quantity and we’ll tell you straight away.