“Improved cameras, better performance and much more…. This is the best iPhone we've ever made” Right Tim?
But but but this is their Proest iPhone everIf you already have a 12, your just buying the same phone twice.
Well, if you are use to upgrade every single year, you better upgrade sooner than later, that way you will enjoy the latest phone the more. If I were you, that’s what I’d do 😉I've got 4 months to determine if the 13 Pro is worthy upgrade from my 12 Pro. As of this moment it really doesn't look like it but I'll probably end up upgrading anyways like I always do every single year lol
Well, if you are use to upgrade every single year, you better upgrade sooner than later, that way you will enjoy the latest phone the more. If I were you, that’s what I’d do 😉
I can’t imagine why anyone would buy a new phone every year.First upgrade I've skipped in a long, long time. Just isn't anything really worth starting a lease all over for as a 12 Pro user.
in order for my wife to take advantage of the heavily discounted trade-in offer, she would have had tp jump to one of AT&T's unlimited plans, about $20 more per month for 3 years. which effectively rendered the "free" part moot. we're back to pseudo-contracts.The Wall Street Journal's Joanna Stern says that while the improvements are welcomed, they alone are not sufficient enough to convince an iPhone 12 user to upgrade.
When people say this, and in defense of my $66 upgrade from 12 to 13, do they take into consideration carriers basically letting you upgrade for free?
No concern with battery improvement? And is it not worth it for you to upgrade with a carrier and get it for the cost of taxes only? I’m pretty loyal with my carrier, don’t feel the need to run from one to the other so I am able to just pay taxes and upgrade each year or every other year.same. im on the X, still runs the same with ios14
Good point. I get that. I’m already on TMo’s max plan, mainly for the 40 gb hotspot for the kids to watch iPad movies in the car. We travel for several hours per trip on alot of the weekends.in order for my wife to take advantage of the heavily discounted trade-in offer, she would have had tp jump to one of AT&T's unlimited plans, about $20 more per month for 3 years. which effectively rendered the "free" part moot. we're back to pseudo-contracts.
all I really need to know is, did iJustine like the 13?![]()
Is it really wasting money to take better photos and have better battery life for $66 (taxes) per year?Summation: People who previously had the 12 now attempt to justify buying marginally improved release of same phone, and why you should waste money now versus wait till next year for the worthy upgrade.
It's an S model, let's not over-hype it. Only worthwhile if you need more storage space.
My buddies at DPreview would say just buy a DSLR/Mirroless camera 🤣Is it really wasting money to take better photos and have better battery life for $66 (taxes) per year?
The Wall Street Journal's Joanna Stern says that while the improvements are welcomed, they alone are not sufficient enough to convince an iPhone 12 user to upgrade.
When people say this, and in defense of my $66 upgrade from 12 to 13, do they take into consideration carriers basically letting you upgrade for free?
If you consider this better battery life…..still chucklingIs it really wasting money to take better photos and have better battery life for $66 (taxes) per year?
Those who crave endless novelty are going to experience a great deal of disappointment in life.Definetly not worth the upgrade if you have the iPhone 12 or even the 11. The september event was so disappointing.
I thought that on announcement day last week too, but seeing that through Best Buy I can trade in my launch-day 64gb 12 for a 128gb 13 and only cost me a flat $79.99 (plus tax) to upgrade? Seems like well worth it for more storage, fresh battery, and faster phone.Definetly not worth the upgrade if you have the iPhone 12 or even the 11. The september event was so disappointing.
Much improved? How so? Same dimensions, same design but only added Pro Motion and a “better” camera. Not worth the upgrade at all.Sure if calling it the same phone with everything being much improved you class as the same phone sure
It’s improved key areas which needed fixing
That is kinda the kicker. Most never seem to take into account the cost to upgrade. I know that they vary depending on situation, but still would be nice to give some sort of scale or at least state the assumption amount. It is worth upgrading from a 12 to a 13 for $400? Probably not. Is it worth upgrading from a 12 to 13 for $50, you bet!...The Wall Street Journal's Joanna Stern says that while the improvements are welcomed, they alone are not sufficient enough to convince an iPhone 12 user to upgrade.
When people say this, and in defense of my $66 upgrade from 12 to 13, do they take into consideration carriers basically letting you upgrade for free?
I wouldn't call it free, depending on the context. Many carriers require you keep the plan for a minimum time frame or forfeit the credits.The Wall Street Journal's Joanna Stern says that while the improvements are welcomed, they alone are not sufficient enough to convince an iPhone 12 user to upgrade.
When people say this, and in defense of my $66 upgrade from 12 to 13, do they take into consideration carriers basically letting you upgrade for free?