curious to hear if people are ok downsizing from a plus model to the 8, i understand the screen to body ratio is better on the 8 but i’m not sure i would like the feel of a smaller phone, will there be an 8+ model in the future one would hope
Yep, people are real good which it comes to justifying buying things.
"It's not a $1000 phone...look, I'm paying only $41 a month!"
Next year when they have OLED supplycurious to hear if people are ok downsizing from a plus model to the 8, i understand the screen to body ratio is better on the 8 but i’m not sure i would like the feel of a smaller phone, will there be an 8+ model in the future one would hope
curious to hear if people are ok downsizing from a plus model to the 8, i understand the screen to body ratio is better on the 8 but i’m not sure i would like the feel of a smaller phone, will there be an 8+ model in the future one would hope
Rich people spend like they're poor and poor people spend like they're rich.That's why only 19% of Americans have over 5k in savings. A few bucks here, a thousand dollar phone there..
Lol, in my experience, so true.Rich people spend like they're poor and poor people spend like they're rich.
See I want the same form factor I have currently with my 7+ with larger screen. This is another reason why I can't purchase an iPhone 8. Essentially I'm not actually gaining very much, next year they'll release a plus size for sure. Can just sit and wait it out, haven't seen much that really gets me excited about this year's products.Buy, I have the 256GB 7 Plus which is basically right @ $1k I just want a smaller form factor with the same size screen.
That's why only 19% of Americans have over 5k in savings. A few bucks here, a thousand dollar phone there..
I have the new Samsung S8 now for about 3 weeks, what I have noticed in these 3 weeks; I can be much, much more productive with my S8 then with my iPhone 7 (which is eating dust in the drawer) or any of my previous iPhones (3GS/4/4S/5/5S/6/6S) from the past.
And I can still use my iPads en 2016 MacBook Pro just perefectly fine along with my Samsung S8.
I think a lot of people whould like to run a company where they have their loyal fanbase ''by their balls'' and therefore also the control of their wallets/money when it comes to smartphones in this case!![]()
Even though the analyst are saying $999, there's still a part of me that is hoping for $899 with a $100 lower starting price on the other 7S models. Even for a special edition, $1000 just seems a little too high. I guess we'll find out for sure in Tuesday.
And don't even mention the ones who carry credit card balances forward month after month by choosing to pay just the minimum due.
It's mind-numbing to think so many do this...
PASS
For $930.00 the note 8 includes a wireless charger , a microsd card, "Touch ID lol" and AKG high end earphones.....
This is the better deal and better device. Saves you the 500 dollars Apple will charge for these extra items total. SMH
That's why no one should complain about the Note's pricetag.
Even though the analyst are saying $999, there's still a part of me that is hoping for $899 with a $100 lower starting price on the other 7S models. Even for a special edition, $1000 just seems a little too high. I guess we'll find out for sure in Tuesday.
you will care when you are still paying it off next year and you want next years model.I dont have Cash so i dont care
Everything cant buy >>>> Credit Crd
my creditline 5,000$ = 24 months 0%
So i am good to go for jackpot![]()
I think Applejuiced's theory is closer to reality. At $1k I am taking a pass on getting a new iPhone and so will loads of other people. Apple would take a solid hit in the butt on that price point and lose a heck of a lot sales. I just don't see it happening. That price point's too high unless it's a super premium model.
I dont have Cash so i dont care
Everything cant buy >>>> Credit Crd
my creditline 5,000$ = 24 months 0%
So i am good to go for jackpot![]()
You still have to pay it back, if you don't have money and can't afford it you shouldn't get into debt.