Ultimately this is why i didnt upgrade this year even though i originally intended too. It isnt so much about money, got that in the bank, rather it is the desire to avoid a ripoff. I dont shell out cash for nothing and need real justifiable value.
Did the people already on the upgrade plan have to pay two extra payments last year before getting their X? I would think Apple would take that into consideration. If they made 14 payments while they had an iPhone 7, I would think 10 payments while they had an iPhone X would kind of even things out.
The upgrade program is all about upgrading your iPhone after 12 payments are made. It's not about what phone is available at the time. After all, you don't have to upgrade to the newest phone on the program. You can get the cheapest one available. If the phone you want isn't available yet and you keep the one you have, you have to pay each month to keep it. It's not like you're paying for nothing, you have a phone. I don't think Apple ever promised exact release days exactly 12 months apart every year.
Wishful thinking, dude. Not in this Galaxy will today's Apple under Cook give you a "Mulligan".
Apple does release iPhone unit sales overall and has stated 2 quarters in a row that the iPhone X was the best selling iPhone of all and THE best selling phone in China.
Or you just wait 2 more months. No big deal. I’m sure you are a big boy and can wait that long for a phone!
The Galaxy 9 is around $900.00. It's not cheap either. The Pixel 2 has cheaper models but they don't have as much memory- $750 for a 64 GB phone. You want 128 GB and a larger screen and you're back up to 950.00 list. You can get deals from service providers for all of these phones, so most people aren't paying that much for any top of the line phone.
That’s not what they advertised. Latest iPhone forever is what I understood it to be.
I’m not having a laugh. I’ve spoken several times with members of the AOS Executive Relations Team who directly interface with customers and the executive team at Apple. Yes, that executive team. They have meetings with he big dogs. I’ve helped push forward issues such as being able to order iUP online and have it delivered to home with a return box, among another topics. And you probably just think I’m some random on the internet trying to win an argument, but this is 100% true. They agreed that we are some of their best customers because we buy iPhones like a subscription service and have been for over a decade, often buy lots of other Apple stuff, and they were genuinely interested in my feedback which is why they reached out to me after I had a discussion with someone on the regular customer service line about it. I even go back with them to August 2008 when I spoke with Steve Jobs in an email and he put me in touch with a senior iTunes engineer to help solve a problem with iPhone OS 2.0 and syncing too many App Store apps. I also did a brief stint at 9to5Mac way back in college. I’m more connected than some random internet guy. I’ll talk to the people I know about this and hopefully get it sorted on how it will work.
Yes it is, according to Tim Cook since the X was released. It’s THE most popular model.
There is no free AppleCare. It’s baked into the monthly payments.
I still haven't upgraded my iPhone 6 because I prefer the jack on the phone so that I can charge and use at the same time.
What’s weird is that people like you still ignore facts like Cook telling us the X has been the most popular iPhone every week since release, the most popular phone in China, $800ASP, record iPhone revenue in Q1 and Q2, and $100B in iPhone revenue in 2 quarters, also a record. Oh and record profit and all time high stock price.
Yeah, I wouldn’t be surprised if it’s called the 10s and 10s Plus unless Apple decides to call it X 2018 Edition, X Series 2 or something like that.
