So 8 Plus for a few years then right? Genuinely curious. Does OLED, Face ID, and the notch hold you back next year?
It will most likely depend on how many improvements are made from the X to the Xs... and whether or not there is a Plus version. I'd have seriously considered the X this year had there been a Plus. Not everyone out there thinks the Plus is too big... it's perfect for me when it comes to everything from texting to watching videos.
Since I didn't have that option it was an easy choice to go with the 8 Plus. As for using it 2 years? I dunno. I used the 6 Plus and 6s Plus for the last 3. I somehow manage to sleep at night too using this "outdated" phone design and even still manage to have sex on occasion. My girl doesn't care what kind of phone I use... although she'd probably dump me if I got rid of the Challenger.
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To answer your question though... the lack of an X Plus carried far more weight in my decision. I'm sure I'd like the OLED but please, lets not for a minute say that it's leaps and bounds better than what's on the 8 Plus... because we both know that isn't true.
I've seen many X users complain that Face ID is slower than Touch ID... so somehow I don't feel as if I'm missing all that much with that either.
Notch? I dunno. Maybe I'd get used to it.
Maybe not you, but if you have added to the 100 plus threads about how much better your plus is then the X, then yes it’s justification. If not, then no.
Funny you named off how many things that were better about the X, but then tell me how you could not careless about them. It is in fact inferior to the X. Again the 8 design was just a money grab for Apple. What did you get over the 7 plus? Wireless charger and a fast chip. You have a 7S plus. Oh and just how much more narrow is the X again? Yeah barely.
I've never said the Plus is better... I've just repeatedly said it shares the same hardware as the X which is 100% fact. The X has a few additional "features" that aren't enough for me to consider it leaps and bounds better than what I have... and when you look at the hardware, that is true.
The differences (Face ID vs Touch ID, OLED vs LCD, camera, animojis) just don't do anything for me. I don't know about you but as far as I'm concerned the cameras are good for Facebook photos and that's about it. If I was a professional photographer looking to make a purchase I'd be looking at a Nikon or something... because there are far better cameras out there than a cell phone.
Besides, it's not like you are taking photos and saying "Hey look! That was taken with a dual OIS camera!"
C'mon man.
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