I’d much rather the 8 be the same size as the 7 Plus with a 6”+ screen. I don’t want another baby sized phone.
My main concern remains the potential price of the iPhone 8.
If it's above £800, it's a no go for me. A phone is a phone and truthfully, there aren't many things my 6S plus can't do that the iPhone 8 will be able to.
It is getting pretty steep agreed. But I think for a long time smartphones have been way more than just phones.
Go back 10-15 years, and what would you have need to have, and spend to have all of the following:
- high end phone
- portable music player
- compact camera
- handheld gaming device
OK, you probably wouldn't need to spend £800, but I'm sure you could easily have done so, and ended up with four devices, that combined still didn't come close to doing everything you can on a modern smartphone.
And yes, I realise you can spend a lot less, and still get all of the above, but you get the point.
This would be the Plus, bigger screen, better camera...I'd still like to see a pro phone.
Excellent point, haven't really looked at it in that way.
Let's Hope all goes well with the production, So we don't face shortage at launch.
I have a feeling it's going to be iPhone, iPhone Plus, and iPhone Pro. This makes the non-Pro iPhone models seem like they're not out of date immediately. At the very least it won't be iPhone 7s and iPhone 8 at the same time. That will never happen.
I bet money on launch day they will have plenty of iPhone 7splus & iPhone 7 s available. They will say iPhone 8 or whatever its called for the holiday season.
iPhone Pro, maybe.Also, I still don’t believe they will go with the iPhone 8 naming now. My bet is that it will be called iPhone Edition.
There is no point since like you said, a much cheaper phone will do everything you just said. All the stuff you said was just to sell the new iphone.It is getting pretty steep agreed. But I think for a long time smartphones have been way more than just phones.
Go back 10-15 years, and what would you have need to have, and spend to have all of the following:
- high end phone
- portable music player
- compact camera
- handheld gaming device
OK, you probably wouldn't need to spend £800, but I'm sure you could easily have done so, and ended up with four devices, that combined still didn't come close to doing everything you can on a modern smartphone.
And yes, I realise you can spend a lot less, and still get all of the above, but you get the point.
I wonder how many people are going to pony up $1,000 for the OLED iPhone 8.... Will probably sell like hot cakes.