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Which would you buy?

  • Wireless charger puck

    Votes: 13 52.0%
  • High speed charger combo

    Votes: 5 20.0%
  • Not interested at all, I'm fine with basic

    Votes: 7 28.0%

  • Total voters
    25

Bane-Thunder

macrumors 6502
Mar 12, 2014
399
447
Don't need any extra accessories. the iPhone X bezel less design and OLED screen is like my dream phone come true.

I had the S8 for 3 months so experienced the OLED beauty but Android was just so awful to use so i sold it and went back to an iPhone.
 

Appl3FTW

macrumors 603
Original poster
Nov 15, 2012
5,577
1,256
Don't need any extra accessories. the iPhone X bezel less design and OLED screen is like my dream phone come true.

I had the S8 for 3 months so experienced the OLED beauty but Android was just so awful to use so i sold it and went back to an iPhone.
I know how that feels. Someone actually offered to trade their s8 to me when I was selling my 7 plus lols
 

Alexander.Of.Oz

macrumors 68040
Oct 29, 2013
3,200
12,501
Don't need any extra accessories. the iPhone X bezel less design and OLED screen is like my dream phone come true.

I had the S8 for 3 months so experienced the OLED beauty but Android was just so awful to use so i sold it and went back to an iPhone.
What does that have to do with how you're going to charge your iPhone when you get it? o_O

I plan on taking advantage of both the rapid charging and also the wireless charging and already have both devices coming to me in the mail.
 

jamesrick80

macrumors 68030
Sep 12, 2014
2,665
2,218
Don't need any extra accessories. the iPhone X bezel less design and OLED screen is like my dream phone come true.

I had the S8 for 3 months so experienced the OLED beauty but Android was just so awful to use so i sold it and went back to an iPhone.

Understandeable I would die if I was forced to use iOS ever again. Such a pre-school OS....what a mess...:eek:
 

Bane-Thunder

macrumors 6502
Mar 12, 2014
399
447
Understandeable I would die if I was forced to use iOS ever again. Such a pre-school OS....what a mess...:eek:

Thats how i feel about android, it is completely preference to be fair. Android just doesn't do it for me, I don't like its design at all and the way it deals with app storage and file management really bothers me. I like simplicity on a mobile device and iOS really delivers in that regard.
 

jamesrick80

macrumors 68030
Sep 12, 2014
2,665
2,218
Thats how i feel about android, it is completely preference to be fair. Android just doesn't do it for me, I don't like its design at all and the way it deals with app storage and file management really bothers me. I like simplicity on a mobile device and iOS really delivers in that regard.

You don't even have a true file manager on iOS...too bad. App storage is great on android. The iOS UX design has been horrible since the iPhone 6 came. It's no longer simplistic, I'm not sure what you see.
 

44267547

Cancelled
Jul 12, 2016
37,642
42,494
Anything for charging faster, I just use my iPad charger and that charges my iPhone rather quickly. But I might interested in the AirPad once released.
 

Adelphos33

macrumors 68000
Mar 13, 2012
1,706
2,262
I have an iPad Pro and neglected to get the fast charger combo - now I have a reason to as it will charge both iPad and phone
 

edlex

macrumors 68020
Apr 14, 2010
2,295
1,474
Miami
So is there a new charger? I've always used the 12W charger to charge faster. Can I use my new MBP charger to charge even faster now or is it another one? I'm confused
 

Appl3FTW

macrumors 603
Original poster
Nov 15, 2012
5,577
1,256
So is there a new charger? I've always used the 12W charger to charge faster. Can I use my new MBP charger to charge even faster now or is it another one? I'm confused
The faster charger they are advertising is the $49 29w USB-c brick + $25 USB-c to lighting cable. This cost about $74
[doublepost=1506078369][/doublepost]For the record I use the old 10w iPad brick to charge my phones too and I thought it is a bit faster. Lol
 
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edlex

macrumors 68020
Apr 14, 2010
2,295
1,474
Miami
The faster charger they are advertising is the $49 29w USB-c brick + $25 USB-c to lighting cable. This cost about $74
[doublepost=1506078369][/doublepost]For the record I use the old 10w iPad brick to charge my phones too and I thought it is a bit faster. Lol

Oh ok. That's the one that came with my new MBP, and I bought the USB-c to lightening cable as well, so I'm set. Thank you for the info. As far as the wireless charging I'm going to hold back until others provide some feedback as to whether it's worth it or not.
 
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stabile007

macrumors regular
Feb 21, 2009
129
43
Philadelphia, PA
I am going to wait and see what this fast charging entails and how much faster it is. I wouldn't mind a fast charger. Wireless is ok but I never used them.
 

kevjen888

macrumors 6502a
Jul 13, 2008
767
236
Don't need any extra accessories. the iPhone X bezel less design and OLED screen is like my dream phone come true.

I had the S8 for 3 months so experienced the OLED beauty but Android was just so awful to use so i sold it and went back to an iPhone.


Same here, sold my S8+ last month, took $150 loss on a two month old phone. S8+ hardware is hard to beat, even comparing to the X. But android is a pain to use for first timers. Lack of app improvements and more ad contents are also turn offs for me.
 
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