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Apple Earns Top Spot as World's Most Valuable Brand for Sixth Consecutive Year
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I doubt that customers feel that way. Otherwise, they would have not been buying Apple products.
There is of course the old saying 'there's none so blind as those who will not see'.
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It indicates that people are opening their wallets and nothing else. One might conclude the world is full of stupid people, one might conclude the world is full of savvy people.
It's not a case of whether Apple products are expensive to me (though I have got enough of them). It's a fact that just about every review you see on the iPhone comments about their eye watering price, so it would appear I'm in good company.
No, it indicates several hundred million people see good value in the Apple products they purchase. Year after year, after year.
I have no problem with you not feeling the same, and needing to purchase phones/computers from a different manufacturer.
Please cite your evidence which proves your assertion - note I say evidence not 'opinion'.
Sorry, I'm not able to ask 200+ million people if they see good value in the Apple products they purchase. However, since the majority are repeat customers, and there are plenty of products from other manufacturers available for purchase if they didn't like the value proposition Apple offers, I'll go with my assertion.
Again, it's ok for you to feel differently.
Or how about Sennheiser Momentum 2.0, nothing beats Sennheiser for sound quality.
Sennheiser Momentums are known for their v-shape sounds. They are good if you like that sound signature. Everyone is different when it comes to this.
I had some Momentum IEMs and they were great/fun except my ears start fatiguing after listening for a few hours.
Fair enough, everyone is different, the only thing that bugs me is when it gets hot my ears sweat like I've poured water down them, other than that fantastic!
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Never tried em could never find the momentum to buy them arf!!
you might want to look at open back (or semi open back) headphones. Closed back will do that to ya, especially the Momentums. The cushion is probably most important though. Velour will not sweat as much.
So no evidence then, simply your opinion dressed up and presented as authoritative fact. Hmm!
Well Coca Cola is world wide, I'm not so shore about cvs, so that might be the reason
I agree. But how’s the health in your country and the cost to the nation and you personally in taxes?
The assertion is borne of common sense. In that it seems that Apple wouldn’t be a 1T company if customers bought their products because they were the best of the worst.
It doesn’t even matter on the “evidence”, because all the evidence is in the recent explosive growth of the company. If you sleep better at night thinking you have an edge on 200M Apple customers (“sheep”), I am not going to dissuade you.
This is both funny and ironic to me since I remember a time in the recent past where people where trying to spread the word about Apple and make people abandon Windows and move over to MacOS.
TBH, a lot of that is due to lack of competition. Your only other option is Android. And we know how bad that is...(except if you care 0 about privacy). Compare to the car market where each country has like 2-3 brands... now this is options. iPhones or Android is very limited for options. Even back in the Nokia days there were more options with Samsung, SonyEriccson, Motorola, Siemens.
TBH, a lot of that is due to lack of competition. Your only other option is Android. And we know how bad that is...(except if you care 0 about privacy). Compare to the car market where each country has like 2-3 brands... now this is options. iPhones or Android is very limited for options. Even back in the Nokia days there were more options with Samsung, SonyEriccson, Motorola, Siemens.