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borntrouble

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I knew iPhone X prices are going to be high in Europe, but this guys, is absolutely outrageous:

The new iPhone X in Germany will start (64 GB) at: $1282 which equals €1149

The 256 GB model will start at: $1472 which equals €1319.


Apple seriously is getting out of touch with its price policy over here.



 
I knew iPhone X prices are going to be high in Europe, but this guys, is absolutely outrageous:

The new iPhone X in Germany will start (64 GB) at: $1282 which equals €1149

The 256 GB model will start at: $1472 which equals €1319.


Apple seriously is getting out of touch with its price policy over here.

is that with tax?
 
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Yep, those are roughly the euro prices where I live as well according to Apple's online store, taxes included.
 
What? I refused to make that comparison in the last weeks, but you're almost gettin' 3 Galaxy S8 for that kind of money.

Nope, Galaxy S8 64 GB is 700 euros over here, so about 840 USD.

That's with taxes.

And no, I don't know what a 256 GB S8 would cost, apparently those are not (yet?) sold here.
 
Too pricey. €1.149 for the phone on its own (bear in mind you need a data plan on top) is too much for something that may last a bit over two years.

I mean, you can buy a MacBook for €1.499, or an iPad Pro for €849 with wifi and cellular.

Nice phone, but over priced.
 
What? I refused to make that comparison in the last weeks, but you're almost gettin' 3 Galaxy S8 for that kind of money.

Not really, because the S8 is the equivalent of about $1000 in Sweden, and that's for 64 GB. The 64 GB iPhone X is about $1445, so less than 50% more. I know which one I'd choose.
 
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