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kuranyi13

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Just wondering.
Apple drops huge amount of bucks to 5s when the SE released ,as you all know.
So,when the 7 released,will the iPhone 6's price drops below or the same like iPhone SE?
if so it'll be a good deal for me. What y'all opinion?
 
I think that's likely, because Apple and wireless carriers will want to get rid of "obsolete" iPhone 6 units as soon as possible.
 
The phones are a commodity now. The days when Apple could set the retails on new-stock products are over.

I see new stock 5s, 6, 6+, 6s, 6s+ all routinely discounted now...

If you are very patient, wait till Black Friday. I predict never-before-seen discounting on all iPhones this year.
 
The phones are a commodity now. The days when Apple could set the retails on new-stock products are over.

I see new stock 5s, 6, 6+, 6s, 6s+ all routinely discounted now...

If you are very patient, wait till Black Friday. I predict never-before-seen discounting on all iPhones this year.
That's what I recommend to people especially in USA on att next (or similar financing plans)

Never ever pay "full msrp" installment pricing unless you get a promo.

Like iPhone 6S was disoriented $250 gift card target ($300 gift card SAMs club or Costco ) last November.

I got Galaxy s7 with $200 Best Buy gift card trading in junk 4 year old essentially worthless Nokia lumia 822 windows phone with Best Buy promo.
 
After-market prices will fall, but I bet Apple will refuse to sell an iPhone with a 4.7" display for "free" or at the low-end. That is the SE plan all-along.
 
If the price is right, it might not be such a bad idea. The 6 is still a good phone. I may well keep mine for another year.
Yes.
My friend's 6 still good till now.
I mean if I can get the 6 with a bargain price I will get it for sure,but if just a slightly cheaper i'll go for 6s or SE
 
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