The amount of energy it takes to lift my arm, flick out a finger to touch the display an dread what I see is just too much strain on my body.
I feel a class action suit coming on for tapping tunnel syndrome, eye strain and since I have to lift my arm, maybe Tommy John surgery will be needed.
Jeez.
$30? Not bad for being sold in the Apple Store. Doesn't beat my much sleeker Spigen aluminum one for $20 though.
Also, it looks like Apple may just continue to stick with contract subsidized pricing despite the carriers phasing them out.
They'll just scratch the hell out of it.....You should try the Spiegen dock that looks similar to the one pictured above but is less expensive. It also has "nano suction" on the bottom so it sticks to any surface. Your cats will not be able to move it, it's extremely solid. I've had it for a week and am very pleased so far. I think I paid $35 including next day shipping from Amazon.
Ugh, so instead of easily accessible information we have to click/tap away to find about prices? I think it's bad for the consumer. :\
You should try the Spiegen dock that looks similar to the one pictured above but is less expensive. It also has "nano suction" on the bottom so it sticks to any surface. Your cats will not be able to move it, it's extremely solid. I've had it for a week and am very pleased so far. I think I paid $35 including next day shipping from Amazon.
$30? Not bad for being sold in the Apple Store. Doesn't beat my much sleeker Spigen aluminum one for $20 though.
Also, it looks like Apple may just continue to stick with contract subsidized pricing despite the carriers phasing them out.
You should try the Spiegen dock that looks similar to the one pictured above but is less expensive. It also has "nano suction" on the bottom so it sticks to any surface. Your cats will not be able to move it, it's extremely solid. I've had it for a week and am very pleased so far. I think I paid $35 including next day shipping from Amazon.
Also, it looks like Apple may just continue to stick with contract subsidized pricing despite the carriers phasing them out.
What do you mean?
I was able to switch to AT&T Next (their non-contract plan) when I bought my iPhone 6+ in an Apple store. So the options are definitely there...
What's the killer app on your iPhone? And don't say the internet because that's not an app.
These are apps though not canned demos that you can't get out of. If you want to play with the product and never look at pricing you don't have to open the app.If they were to conceal the iPad of the iPad/Digital signage a bit more (i.e.; like the Apple Watch display signage) - then I guess most consumers wouldn't be confused by them.
But these on screen apps scream of days of old electronics retailers and best buys that had these garbage on screen stuff that really got in the way of the product experience.
I don't know these last few years with Apple retail seem rather strange...a lot of weird unnecessary adjustments in my opinion.
I got a black NightStand delivered last week (from US to here in UK). It's a quality, solid bit of kit.
Very surprised how well it stays put with its air-suction flat base.
I expected it to slide/move easily if knocked... but it's solid as a rock.
Personally, I don't think the "pricing" app is easier than the old iPad 2 displays. I really liked the iPad displays. Maybe I'm in the minority on that...