You have absolutely zero idea how many people would potentially purchase said phone.A few hundred SE fanatics don’t make a business for Apple. Not even 10 million.
You have absolutely zero idea how many people would potentially purchase said phone.A few hundred SE fanatics don’t make a business for Apple. Not even 10 million.
Yes, but why buy the XS, when you can buy the exact same phone (minus the A12 chip), in the X and save hundreds of dollars?Huge factor people are missing. The XS is an upgrade for MANY other users that aren’t X owners. It’s a huge upgrade for anyone without an X essentially.
Good call on the S4! You’ll be scratching your head wondering how you survived so long using the S0.I agree. I went from x To max, but otherwise I would have held off this year. Also went from s0 to s4 AW.
I can't believe how oblivious your comment is. Don't you think that people expressing an opinion all over the internet indicates something that may just be true? Don't you find it strange that everywhere I look people are saying such a thing?I love how random people on forums know better than Apple. Because Reddit! Good lord. Whatever a handful of people write on geeky tech forums does NOT remotely reflect the wishes of the average consumer. I can't believe that even needs to be said.
Apple used to make smaller phones. Android device makers introduced larger phones. And they sold. Apple held out for years before slowly increasing the screen size. And guess what? The sky didn't fall. They sold MORE phones. There is absolutely no evidence whatsoever suggesting the average consumer want a smaller phone. None. Zip. Zero. There might very well be a small percentage of consumers who do, but their numbers aren't large enough for Apple, or anyone else, to care these days. Sorry, but that's reality.
You really fall for that marketing BS. Like when they claim they’re “green” and all. Of course they strategize to max profits.Apple has never worried about cannibalizing it’s own products. If there was demand, it would be filled.
Good call on the S4! You’ll be scratching your head wondering how you survived so long using the S0.
Even if your 5% was true (provide a link), by your rationale that would mean Apple should stop making Macs, since revenue share is now well into single digits.
5% of 1 billion devices is still a huge number of people.
Some MacRumors forum users are not iPhone users. And some of the actual iPhone users are just weird. The XR has a huge screen compared to the current 6+, 7+, 8+ without a bigger case. It actually displays the same amount of data as the XS Max.But... according to MacRumors forum users... everyone thinks the XR is a bad phone and no one will buy it...
I can't believe how oblivious your comment is. Don't you think that people expressing an opinion all over the internet indicates something that may just be true? Don't you find it strange that everywhere I look people are saying such a thing?
The same thing was said about iPhone's before they made bigger screens. There was a clear desire for such a thing online and then it became reality. I believe the same thing will happen with a future 5" iPhone.
You will feel rather foolish when it becomes reality next year.
I don’t follow your thinking, its all backwards.I have an X and did not see the point in going to XS. I had a 6 Plus, 6S Plus, and 7 Plus and though the X was a size downgrade and the new Max represents approximately the same physical size as my previous Plus phones, I am actually happy with the smaller size. Even though I am on a Next every year upgrade and could get one I don’t intend to. A Series 4 made more sense for me. Ideally I think the XR represents an optimal screen size, but I wouldn’t opt to downgrade from an X to an XR.
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Is that was the XR is essentially.
I think the XS orders would be even less if the XR was available at the same time. I’m sure some people are ordering just because they don’t want to wait another month. I’m still going to hang on to my 7+ for at least another year. If the XR was 1080 as opposed to 720 I most likely would have got it. I’m sure as far as just looking at it, it will be similar to my 7+ but I didn’t feel the need to upgrade with the 720.
No it does not. It has a resolution of cheap phone.Some MacRumors forum users are not iPhone users. And some of the actual iPhone users are just weird. The XR has a huge screen compared to the current 6+, 7+, 8+ without a bigger case. It actually displays the same amount of data as the XS Max.
It won’t sell as well as the original,X, it I don’t think it has to or Apple even planned for it.I agree. The XS Max will have people buying it because of the larger screen. I see lackluster sales on the XS though. People will get a better deal on the X right now and see little reason to go for the XS.
Trust me, I want Apple to sell tons of everything, because that raises the value of my Apple shares, but realistically, I just don’t see the XS selling very well.
More like a great phone being sold at an excellent price.
Anecdotally, I don't know anyone who has an X (of about 20 people) that is upgrading.
Anyone on here with an X upgrading? To the Xs or to the Xs Max?
Because Apple discontinued it.Yes, but why buy the XS, when you can buy the exact same phone (minus the A12 chip), in the X and save hundreds of dollars?
You have absolutely zero idea how many people would potentially purchase said phone.
You don’t know that. I am certainly looking outside the walled garden.But not enough for Apple to care. Are those 5% really going to switch to a different brand? No. They're going to buy the smallest phone Apple makes.
Apple does, and they’re not making it. And they’ve canceled the SE. But you sure seem to think you know.You have absolutely zero idea how many people would potentially purchase said phone.
Only to the people who can’t see more than 30 FPS.Can the human eye detect higher than 326PPI?
Right. And you have absolutely zero idea too. Apple offered a smaller phone until a few days ago and those models clearly didn't sell well enough for them to keep making a smaller model. It's pretty obvious to any thinking person.
I upgrade every year. Ordered the XS and expecting it on Friday. My daughter will get my X, and I will sell her 7+ (which was mine two years ago).
Been using this strategy for years.
I’ve also owned every watch. Daughter will get my Series 3, and her Series 2 goes to the good friend who bought my original Apple Watch. I’m going to keep the original. Doubt I would get much money on it, and I’ve always regretted not keeping my original iPhone. Or the iPhone 4... I loved that design!
I’ll make sure to private message you too when the news leaks from Ming Chi in the next 6 months. Take care.Apple does, and they’re not making it. And they’ve canceled the SE. But you sure seem to think you know.
My point is your anecdotal data is not relevant. Your friends, people on Reddit and the posters on Mac Rumors that you mention included.