They have a fiduciary duty to charge as much for their products as the market will bear.It’s odd that Tim is even having to make that statement. It appears as if even he is concerned that they’re charging more for iPhone X than the majority of their customers could be willing to pay.
Lol. Thats a stupid statement. Not drinking a cup of coffee a day is essentially changing your lifestyle a little. There is no good reason to do that since coffee is not harmful for your health. And that cup of coffee can improve afternoon productivity of a lot of people. He has some balls to suggest people should change their lifestyle to buy a phone.
Well you have to offset the extra cost somehow. So you have to give up something to do that. I agree that you will use it every day. But this phone does not do anything that an iPhone 6s plus cannot. So this is not really a good argument to get people to buy the phone.He isn't suggesting that. He's just breaking it down to show that depending on your perspective and paying monthly, it can be reasonably affordable. This is a device you would be using every single day.
Well he’s not wrong. People get bend out of shape because of the price, and over the price of apps. But they’ll happily spend it on coffee, which you piss away in a couple of hours.
Just make coffee at home/work. Solved.
I like my phone. I love my coffee. I brew it at home each morning. 8oz of fresh espresso plus 8oz of vanilla milk plus 4oz Irish Cream. It’s the reason I get out of bed.Why do people spend so damn much on coffee a day?
This, to me, seems like a bad justification (cough, spin, cough) and completely unnecessary. If he truly feels that it’s priced correctly, why even use such analogies.
Let apple charge as they choose - they are allowed to after all. We as consumers can CHOOSE to purchase it or not.
Anyone remember what happened to the price of the PlayStation 3 shortly after it came out?
I’d also like to see a poll of who is willing to make make such a sacrifice. I love my specialized cafe drinks.
The problem with that statement is that it’s in *addition* to your $3/day coffee, not in place of it.
I can’t imagine many people will give up coffee to buy an iPhone
Not a terrible idea either.
You’re going to yell at your wife for spending $2.50 per day on an enjoyable drink? Hope not serious.:checks credit card statement:
Wife spends $75 a month at Starbucks.
Damn. He’s right.
Time to yell at the wife.
coperate employees get free coffee nice try timWell he’s not wrong. People get bend out of shape because of the price, and over the price of apps. But they’ll happily spend it on coffee, which you piss away in a couple of hours.
Just make coffee at home/work. Solved.
It's worse than that. You don't buy mass produced tech widgets to have any hope of holding any value, it's a disposable item. Tossing money away. But financing that? It's just the mental drain, that you are a slave to someone else, owing them.Financing a phone for as long as a car is insane IMHO, even if it's interest-free. You're almost immediately upside down on the loan from the moment you send your first text message, and then of course the obvious: the upgrade cycle is still much shorter. So the argument of it being just a cup of coffee a day holds no water... much less coffee.