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I've never spent more than 150€ on a phone. If you debloat them and use open source apps, you really don't need many "features" or much CPU-power/memory/storage.
And I don't think I've ever a used a different browser than Fennec, cause that's what pops up if you search for Firefox on F-Droid.
did you ever use an mp3 player?
Yes, I had an MP3 player before I got my first smartphone.
Or, if you're asking about apps, I used Vanilla Music Player. But nowadays I either use Spotify or a cassette player.
for Spotify i use spotube
Yeah, me too.
nice, though i sometimes also use SoundCloud with the default app
edit: and an YouTube playlist