I went fromYou won’t be disappointed. It’s different for sure, in the best possible way
6plus to X. What a difference! I can’t believe how great this is. LOVE face ID!
I went fromYou won’t be disappointed. It’s different for sure, in the best possible way
So TRUE, so much better without a case, although nerve wracking, but guess thats what insurance is for? Cases make it harder to actual use the phone for someone like me with a little arthritis... plus the feel of the phone itself is such a much better experience!Did you hold a 7+? I had one for a year Slippery as hell in comparison to the X.
I dont use cases. Haven't since iphone 4. I do agree that most everybody needs a case. I baby my phones and never had an issue. On average I drop my phones twice a year and its usually around the house on carpet.
Using the phone without a case especially the X is a much better experience than any phone ive had before. The glass is grippy with your hand. It is very slippery just laying on your clothes or any fabric but in a hand its really good grip wise.
LOL. I mention the dozens of posts for that exact reason, because the OP has failed to. I also mention the 8/8+ for the same reason. Reasonable intelligence would require a person to consider the alternatives when claiming a product is the absolute best, and OP has failed to do so. As I said, the X is a great device technologically for Apple, but it is hardly in a category of "hard to seem real" given the myriad the problems being reported all over the internet. And there are very good alternatives out there. Sorry, but this isn't the second coming.
To be fair, this is at least a new, exciting design
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I love threads like this. Yes, the X is a nice device. But the OP is clearly star struck and apparently hasn't considered the dozens of posts about green lines on the screen, yellow and blue screen tint, the failure to work properly when exposed to colder temperature changes, even overheating issues using YouTube. I won't get into the mixed opinions over the notch. The phone is far, far from perfect. It has a lot of great technology but is so far from perfect that the 8 or 8+ has to be considered a great or better alternative when price is factored in.
I haven't had any of those failures, so in my personal experience the X is almost perfect and I love it. As for the price, the value of something is based on what someone else is prepared to pay for it and as millions of people have paid that, it seems that isn't a factor either.I love threads like this. Yes, the X is a nice device. But the OP is clearly star struck and apparently hasn't considered the dozens of posts about green lines on the screen, yellow and blue screen tint, the failure to work properly when exposed to colder temperature changes, even overheating issues using YouTube. I won't get into the mixed opinions over the notch. The phone is far, far from perfect. It has a lot of great technology but is so far from perfect that the 8 or 8+ has to be considered a great or better alternative when price is factored in.
Slow down. It's a great phone and I own one, but it is about equal to the Galaxy S8.
I️ see your point and agree —if these folks are talking about how the X looks to others— but i understood it as the magical *feel* of the device goes away with a case. That’s how I️ read I️t.For me, the "magic" is in the total experience of the phone's hardware and software ability integrated in such a manner, that it makes the users experience pleasant, seamless and productive.
Putting a case on a phone should not remove the "magic," in my opinion. If it does, who are you (plural use) trying to impress?
Nah, I don't think so. I have both also Silver iPhone X and Midnight black S8. While the S8 display is gorgeous, it just does not look or feel as premium is the X to me (Probably because it isn't) And with the Android experience (which I must admit, is much improved compare to how it was) makes the X totally a different kind, at least for me.
But you've also paid at least £350 more for the X and no one in this world or the next will convince me there's that much difference (if any) between an S8 and a X. iOS is a bit of a dog's breakfast in certain areas too.
It all depends on your point of view and priorities.
No one in this world or the next will convince me that saving $300 is worth settling for an S8 with Android <cough> and Touchwiz <choke>.
Pretty sad that you have such a closed mind on things. I have the iPhone and the Galaxy and quite frankly I can't see there's anything (apart from cost) which would make me choose one over the other.
But you've also paid at least £350 more for the X and no one in this world or the next will convince me there's that much difference (if any) between an S8 and a X. iOS is a bit of a dog's breakfast in certain areas too.
Pretty sad that you have such a closed mind on things. I have the iPhone and the Galaxy and quite frankly I can't see there's anything (apart from cost) which would make me choose one over the other.
Pretty sad that you have such a closed mind on things. I have the iPhone and the Galaxy and quite frankly I can't see there's anything (apart from cost) which would make me choose one over the other.
I can easily pinpoint what would make someone choose one over the other: preference.
I too use both android and IOS regularly, note 8 and iPhone X to be precise, and for me it's not even close to being a contest. The iPhone X smokes the Note 8.
No, the iPhone X is not innovative. No, it hasn't brought anything mind blowing to the market. Yes, it copies much of what android has had for a while.
But... What apple do, and do best, is to take already known technology and improve it way way beyond that which is already on the market, and that is one of their absolute major advantages (and most likely THE reason why many of us choose iPhone over any android.
It sure is for me... And that's the good thing here: MY preference is the iPhone X, and there's no way you (or anyone else) can change that. Because it's my subjective choice. And no, I won't try to change am android users mind: their phone, their choice.
/Rant over.
How do I have a closed mind? Because I don’t see things your way? I know quite well what the S8 offers, and doesn’t. It’s not for me, for many reasons.
I honestly wouldn’t care of convincing you of anything. Galaxy S8 is a brilliant quality for a company who is well known of making devices on a cheap plastic shell on the past versions.Samsung was under pressure to improve quality and move away from plastic and I must say it has done exellent job. But for me, X falls totally in a different league. And I am talking about build quality only. Everything abou X screams Premium.
I suppose it depends if you feel validated by owning 'premium possessions'. Personally I couldn't care less. I don't validate myself by the things I own.
I think some people are forgetting that the main feature of the X is the screen. Now who is it that makes that panel?
You were commenting on quality and I said for me the quality of S8 (or any other smartphone for that matter) can not match the quality of iPhone X. Period! And if I pay £999 or more, it better be. I don't pay that amount of money for plastic trash and if other people are not concerned with quality, that's up to them. For me the build quality matters. For others it doesn't. Each to their own.
As for the display, there is a lot of misconception here, Apple have designed and calibrated the display to match their specific requirements and Samsung have build it. Samsung have done OLED for years, there is a reason why iPhone X display was named the best. There are builders but before you get there, there are Architects. Samsung are clearly the builders here.
I think the iPhone 8 plus feels the nicer of the two iPhones.
You're a classic.LOL. I mention the dozens of posts for that exact reason, because the OP has failed to. I also mention the 8/8+ for the same reason. Reasonable intelligence would require a person to consider the alternatives when claiming a product is the absolute best, and OP has failed to do so. As I said, the X is a great device technologically for Apple, but it is hardly in a category of "hard to seem real" given the myriad the problems being reported all over the internet. And there are very good alternatives out there. Sorry, but this isn't the second coming.