I think only the 6/6 Plus had feature parity.Remember when the only choice you needed to make when the new iPhone released was if you wanted the larger screen (since size was the only difference)?
I think only the 6/6 Plus had feature parity.Remember when the only choice you needed to make when the new iPhone released was if you wanted the larger screen (since size was the only difference)?
The SE sold well because it's dirt cheap.The iPhone SE 3 did make the list though in 7th place, so there is a sizeable niche market for smaller iphones. The Samsung A53 5G is cheaper than the SE, and has a much larger screen with more cameras etc, but the SE still sold more units.
So if I didn’t need a third camera I’d have to pay extra and get it anyway? Thanks, but I’m happy with the way things are right now.This is why there should only be one iPhone, just like the old days. Every phone they put out should be a "pro". Just make three sizes, mini, regular, plus.
This.This is why there should only be one iPhone, just like the old days. Every phone they put out should be a "pro". Just make three sizes, mini, regular, plus.
I think Apple could at least move back to a 3-models approach, the Xr and 11 series weren’t bad.So if I didn’t need a third camera I’d have to pay extra and get it anyway? Thanks, but I’m happy with the way things are right now.
Yeah, the only differences between the two were screen size/resolution, battery/battery life and slightly better camera image stabilization. (Source: https://www.lifewire.com/iphone-6-vs-iphone-6-plus-1999576)I think only the 6/6 Plus had feature parity.
Same for the 6S/6S Plus too, I presume? The telephoto lens only came about with the 7.Yeah, the only differences between the two were screen size/resolution, battery/battery life and slightly better camera image stabilization. (Source: https://www.lifewire.com/iphone-6-vs-iphone-6-plus-1999576)
They knew. They were just hedging their bets until the data came in.Amazing that Apple doesn't have the ability to predict that people would want the pro models over the standard models. I'm not marketing genius but I could have predicted this (again).
Not mine. Mine is 2. There was an option for 3except the verizon plan with bill credits is 3 years
Too much choice creates confusion and lack of focus. Steve Jobs knew this. The regular iPhone model being neglected and held back is evidence of this.
This can be said about any feature. “So if I didn’t need a second camera… so if I didn’t want a single camera…” or even reversed. “Why do I have to pay for 6GB of RAM when I only need 4? Why do I have to pay for the 5th core when I only need 4?”So if I didn’t need a third camera I’d have to pay extra and get it anyway? Thanks, but I’m happy with the way things are right now.
Apple has successfully normalized the $1000 cellphone. Absolutely.This hits the nail on the head.
We shouldn't be discussing how Apple are "surprised to not sell many iPhone 14s"...
as they know EXACTLY what they are doing.
Every other year the PRO existed as an upsell to the standard model but only really for those with 'pro style' requirements i.e. photography (as nobody cares about the stainless steel enclosure).
This year....... obviously - the 14 exists in its current form ONLY to push buyers to the pro models.
It IS odd that they continue to sell the 12 and 13, given how similar the 14 is.
That and perhaps people don't want last year's chip in this year's phone. Maybe it's the chip shortage or maybe Apple is being stingy.I think majority of the people are into Pro models now. Apple should consider moving the regular iPhone line up during Spring event.
Some aging forty-plus millennials will appreciate the larger screens for easier readability as well. Maybe some would appreciate it already. As for this Gen-Xer, I have no readability issues with the regular Pro screen, at least not yet.It may be true for the "regular" iPhone 14 models, but I think the iPhone 14 Plus could be a surprising best seller because 1) so many people now use their cellphones as their primary Internet access device and 2) the aging Baby Boomer and Generation X crowd want to use larger phones for easier readability.
I agree, but you skim the left two columns and tell me what is worth $100?I suspect that most buyers don't know or care what CPU is in their phones.
It should be noted that the iPhone 14 has much better 5G reception than the iPhone 13. And it will also get updates likely for a year longer. And iPhone 14 gets a significantly improved front camera, as well as Action Mode which apparently works really well for those who want it. That said, the iPhone 13 is a good deal. However, the real winner in this category this year is not the iPhone 14. It's the iPhone 14 Plus. There is no such thing as an iPhone 13 Plus.I agree, but you skim the left two columns and tell me what is worth $100?
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A vague claim for photonic engine marketting fluffery? 0.1 f stop?
The iPhone 14 is so expensive in Europe (starting at €1039) that I'm just going to buy the 13 (€820 w/ career discount).All the people that think this is normal and predictable, nobody realises that the great majority of people don't update their phone every year or two (and most of them don't care about the specific CPU either)? The iPhone 14 is new and improved for a lot of people with phones from 4-5-6 years ago. That is not very different from last year model is not the reason it's not selling more, or that the Pros are selling more than expected.
How did you get that? All payment plan options are 36 months at Verizon after 2/3/2022Not mine. Mine is 2. There was an option for 3