But you must agree that Apple will bring wireless charging to the mainstream along with other features Android phones have had a for years. Just what Apple does.
They have to brag about something... most of these things others had for years. It’s still a shame it doesn’t come with OLED as well as every other flagship phone comes with Amoled for years even the midrange do.Why do they call it a "'New' Retina HD Display" if its the same display just with true tone added?
I’ve could have written it not better myself. I hope the iPhone 8 and 8 plus won’t sell that good and as far as I can see the signs are there. If the iPhone 8 or 8 plus will sell well people are really buying this only for the Apple logo.One thing I immediately noticed is that it’s still laggy. A brand new iPhone 8 Plus with the fastest chip ever in a mobile device... still lags. My 6S feels snappier and smoother. Really disappointed. I don’t care about Geekbench scores if the software itself makes the phone feel slow. Not only that but I’ve noticed UI glitches that are littered everywhere. iOS 11 is a really poor show from Apple and the fact that they thought it was acceptable to ship it in its current state on their supposed latest and greatest shows how far they’ve fallen. Do they and will they still sell in droves? Yes, but it’s not about that. I don’t care about that stuff as a consumer and it isn’t a sign of quality. It was true with Apple in the past because the quality of the software combined with the hardware backed it up, but not today. The Apple brand itself sells these days because of the real quality reputation that they built up from the past.
Thinking of returning this one. It honestly doesn’t feel worth it at all and I think it’s the first time I’ve felt that about a new iPhone. It’s just a real shame and saddens me as I never even questioned their software design issues and performance issues in the past because there wasn’t any, or very little to complain about at least. Now there’s people heavily complaining about how behind Apple are, how much they’ve fallen in terms of quality, heck, even non tech people say it’s not the same since Steve died. And it really isn’t anymore.
Perhaps, plan B should have been released AFTER the X.The 8 is here because they didn't want to put all their eggs in one basket. The X with it's missing home button and Face ID is a global experiment. If people don't really like the design they can get an 8.
It's too risky doing radical changes to a device that millions of people rely on without having a Plan B: The iPhone 8 is Plan B.
But you must agree that Apple will bring wireless charging to the mainstream along with other features Android phones have had a for years. Just what Apple does.
you know Qi is **** and slow right.I especially love how it took Apple MORE than 5 years to adopt Qi standard. Just on the forefront of innovation on this one.
Water resistant. I'm laughing internally. When you are seeking help from Apple about your water-damaged iphone.....
Other than that...i give major props for making very good durable iphone based on joe's video.
If push came to shove, I would buy the 8+. I have a 6+ currently. I would prefer the X. We will see how Oct 27 looks and decide then. Till then the only positive I see in the 8 and 8+ is the chip...other than that, it is a 7 series turned to freak.
I was dealing with iPhone scalpers in Seattle going through line several times but I got my iPhone 8 plus and love it. I upgraded from the iPhone 6.I'll wait for rev 2 or 3 or iPhone X. That way all the bugs are worked out and I don't have to wait until next spring to get a new phone.
No Thanks.
iPhone 8/8+ : Out of date design.
iPhone X : Over priced. No touch ID.
iPhone X should have been $699, or $799 at most.
It's quite baffling how people seem to think making these new iPhones must be easy. There are quite a few internal and external design changes, the fastest smartphone processor ever, amazing hardware-software integration. With the X and Face ID, a whole lot of new, innovative tech is crammed into a very small space. Not to mention a very high-quality OLED display. The new manufacturing processes is probably costing a whole lot more than people think. And why push down the prices anyway unless we want to support slavery?If the 8 wasn’t released, $799 is probably where the X would be.
The 8 is padding and propping up the price of the X.
It's quite baffling how people seem to think making these new iPhones must be easy. There are quite a few internal and external design changes, the fastest smartphone processor ever, amazing hardware-software integration. With the X and Face ID, a whole lot of new, innovative tech is crammed into a very small space. Not to mention a very high-quality OLED display. The new manufacturing processes is probably costing a whole lot more than people think. And why push down the prices anyway unless we want to support slavery?
I'm beginning to think they really scrambled furiously to get this X to market on time (with all the rumored setbacks with TouchID under-glass and then perfecting gen.1 FaceID), not to miss the holiday shopping season, and are glad to have the 8/8+ as capable replacements for the 7/7+ during the wait for the X......they should have just release the X only. created a problem for themselves.....
So I asume you hate the iPhone X too, right? Since it is pretty much the same as the 8 Plus aside from the screen, stainless steel and 2 hours of battery life.
Well, only Apple seems to have trouble designing the in- and externals these days. Most mid level phones already uses Amoled. Other flagship phones have the same or better specs for far more reasonable prices. Everybody is copying everybody. The only thing is that Apple copy machines are slower but charge you a premium.It's quite baffling how people seem to think making these new iPhones must be easy. There are quite a few internal and external design changes, the fastest smartphone processor ever, amazing hardware-software integration. With the X and Face ID, a whole lot of new, innovative tech is crammed into a very small space. Not to mention a very high-quality OLED display. The new manufacturing processes is probably costing a whole lot more than people think. And why push down the prices anyway unless we want to support slavery?
The 8 is a great phone.
Phones are mature. The innovation will be software now.
The iPhone 8 is the fastest phone you can buy with the best camera on a phone with a proven user interface and home button. Sounds amazing to me.
One thing I immediately noticed is that it’s still laggy. A brand new iPhone 8 Plus with the fastest chip ever in a mobile device... still lags. My 6S feels snappier and smoother.
Feels like something is wrong here. How can the 6S feel snappier and smoother than the 8? Wonder if that's the case for all Iphone 8 compared to 6S? Shouldn't more people be vocal about this then?
Apple do not innovate much. I enjoy owning a lot of Apple products, but they are simply not at the forefront of embracing/designing new technology. It amuses me that Samsung are accused endlessly of copying Apple, and here they are now talking about OLED displays, which Samsung innovated ages ago, and now make for Apple. That's one of the reasons my footnote thing will be as it is for a bit.