This is perfect.
Before he got to Starbucks?
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I'm pretty sure everyone reading the original post imagined it like this:
Before he got to Starbucks?
This is perfect.
I'm pretty sure everyone reading the original post imagined it like this:
ewwwwI've been approached by a few people wielding cheap and crappy Android phones and I tell them to go away. I don't talk to these people.
happens to me quite often. It’s fantastic ! They come up to me very cautiously “ in excuse me but Is that the new iPhone X ? “ once I say yes they immediately geek out LOL. Such an awesome response. I show them the camera and it ALWAYS blows them away, I have a bunch of selfies with strangers and we have so much fun. A lot of them being gorgeous women is a bonus lol made some friends recently with a few of them and it’s thanks to this phone.
Other day I was at the dealership getting some work done to my car. A girl was there with her boyfriend. Same deal, she asked about my phone and I did the routine. Her boyfriend immediately took out his note 8 “ yeah my camera is Preety clear too “
I go:
“ yeah bro my camera doesn’t lag LOL ( I actually laughed ) “ as his had some delay while he moved it around and my X was nice and smooth. It’s clear samsung owners don’t notice that annoying delay/lag on their cameras. Oh well.
But anyways, how many times do you get approached while having your X out in public ?
What’s cool too is that 9/10 times it ends in “ I have to get it ! I thought it was the same thing ! “
This phone is awesome. Apple knows what they are doing.
Yes happened to me at McDonald’s, asked me whether it’s iphone X?
You're holding it wrong.No woman has noticed or been remotely impressed.
It's just a phone like any other. I don't have anybody approaching me or asking me about it. For the majority, I'm sure somebody doesn't pay attention to what phone someone is even using in the general public.
And a selfie, of course. Apparently gotta take a selfie with everyone who approaches you and fawns over you and your iPhone X. Because... reasons?I hope you said something like, "Sure. You can see it, but it'll cost you a large order of fries."
Only once with an iPhone which was the 4. Some of us don't need a gadget to boost our ego. My phone is usually in my holster case.
About 70% I see in SoCal are iPhone users. Most live in $2M+ homes where I work and drive Mercedes. Would they even care? You will always find someone much poorer AND richer than you.
My parents make six figures. My mother collects $1000-$1500+ Louis Vuitton and Hermès handbags and sells them off years later even or profit. More lucrative than a mass-produced phone that depreciates in a few months.
She thinks it is stupid to buy a $1000+ phone. That's not her priority. Same with my Stepdad. Real estate and travel are. They would rather travel like 4-5x per year and go on cruises than spend a G on a phone.
Both either drive Mercedes, BMW, Jaguar, or Lexus for nearly 30 years. They aren't rich either but they know what high end is. If you want to be cool, be yourself. Don't need a gadget to boost. That's pathetic. Most don't really care.
Phones are cool but not as cool as a big house, nice car, and big package down there. Some of us can attract women without a phone if you know what I mean. Just be yourself or walk a cute dog. My dog, Charlie, is a better chick magnet than an iPhone will ever be.
I'm in the UK so that's not my experience.I guess thats the difference between the UK and the US, people, in the UK are less likely to get hyped up, loudly exclaim how great it is for all to hear, and high five anyone who wants to high five lol.
This must be an American thing surely?
British people are rude and generally don’t give a toss what phone you use. I’d find it pretty awkward if somebody I didn’t know started talking to me about my phone.
No, it looks like an iPhone because you can clearly see the notch when using it... Still, you make a valid point that I agree with - in the future when all phones are pretty much bezelless and slabs of glass and metal, they will all look much of a muchness. Still, I buy my phones for me, and the OS, and iOS is what I'm used to and know my way around. I also find iOS apps are generally more polished than their Android equivalents. My used phones are also worth significantly more money than Android phones, so the total cost of ownership isn't as high as people think.The X looks a lot like a Samsung (ducks) when you're using it. So unless someone is paying close enough attention to notice that it's iOS, it doesn't get any attention.