I would like to start a discussion.
I think when the iPhone X came out a lot of people said it’s too much money.
A lot of people said they’d like to see a “cheaper” iPhone X.
Well isn’t the iPhone XR just that?
To the average man, it looks like an iPhone X, but is priced cheaper.
What’s the “catch”?
Well, they decided to take out stuff most people might not notice or miss.
For example, a beautiful lcd screen might be just fine rather than OLED.
That saves costs.
Another example is put an extraordinary camera, but make it a single lens. Most people taking pictures will likely still love their photos.
Another feature, 3D touch, which is underused by many, just re-implement it.
I mean on every front I would think the XR would be that “cheaper” iPhone X customers have been wanting.
I just don’t understand why analysts are saying sales are slow.
Please discuss.
I think when the iPhone X came out a lot of people said it’s too much money.
A lot of people said they’d like to see a “cheaper” iPhone X.
Well isn’t the iPhone XR just that?
To the average man, it looks like an iPhone X, but is priced cheaper.
What’s the “catch”?
Well, they decided to take out stuff most people might not notice or miss.
For example, a beautiful lcd screen might be just fine rather than OLED.
That saves costs.
Another example is put an extraordinary camera, but make it a single lens. Most people taking pictures will likely still love their photos.
Another feature, 3D touch, which is underused by many, just re-implement it.
I mean on every front I would think the XR would be that “cheaper” iPhone X customers have been wanting.
I just don’t understand why analysts are saying sales are slow.
Please discuss.