Keeping my 6S for another year, no Iphone 7, 8, X, or XS for me.. That's an easy $4K savings, probably a lot more over 4 years.
It’s a good phone and word is iOS 12 will give it some additional life and kick. I still have my 6s Plus. It’s being used by a sister-in-law. I’m trying to get it away from her so I can put a new battery in it for her since she won’t do it herself and the prices will go up again.Keeping my 6S for another year, no Iphone 7, 8, X, or XS for me.. That's an easy $4K savings, probably a lot more over 4 years.
It’s a good phone and word is iOS 12 will give it some additional life and kick. I still have my 6s Plus. It’s being used by a sister-in-law. I’m trying to get it away from her so I can put a new battery in it for her since she won’t do it herself and the prices will go up again.We wanted to buy her a new iPhone for her birthday a few months ago but she loves the 6s Plus so much and didn’t want to give up the headphone port. The 6s series was a good one.
At least amongst some of us geeks, the 6s was an even bigger deal, because it double the RAM, and had the SoC performance to match. The 6 Plus was somewhat of a downer to a lot of us. Already somewhat crippled at launch.This is exactly how I feel about my 6s. Ironically, like most ‘s’ upgrades, it was slagged upon release as an insufficient iterative update. Apple focused on the right things with this model.
I saved $8k by not spending $2k each year for four years.Keeping my 6S for another year, no Iphone 7, 8, X, or XS for me.. That's an easy $4K savings, probably a lot more over 4 years.
Keeping my 6S for another year, no Iphone 7, 8, X, or XS for me.. That's an easy $4K savings, probably a lot more over 4 years.