Yeah let’s play the guessing game. It’s 7 days until we know for share.
S4 LTE only 399$ Aluminum
S1 WIFI with S3 Chip 249$ Aluminum only
S4 LTE only 399$ Aluminum
S1 WIFI with S3 Chip 249$ Aluminum only
I could see them killing both the S1 and the S3 LTE. The S3 WiFi becomes the new entry point at a reduced price.
i really hope there is a non-LTE S4.
Yeah let’s play the guessing game. It’s 7 days until we know for share.
S4 LTE only 399$ Aluminum
S1 WIFI with S3 Chip 249$ Aluminum only
Why is that Apple's fault? Seems like none of the carriers want to support it.There will definitely be a non-LTE version of S4. Thanks to Apple, we can only choose between the three Aluminium Sport models here in Finland, and none of the carriers offer an eSIM yet.![]()
I find it hard to believe that they will update the guts of an S1, with S3 insides and S4 screens. That is just a hodgepodge of a Watch. Could see the S1 continuing or the S3 replacing the S1.Guessing
S4 will have improved/more sensors and thus priced as a premium model.
S1 (with S3 Chip) would be aluminum only with WIFI or LTE optional.
Both available in the 'larger' displays
What would you consider modest? I am in a similar boat - do not want LTE, but want stainless steel which requires cellular. The current increase is just $70 - an aluminum GPS to aluminum GPS+cellular.Not enough people activate LTE on the watch to make up the difference. While my preference is WiFi only, I'd be OK with only a LTE model if it's a modest increase from the current WiFi.
$20-$30
So you are actually thinking that Apple will lower the price difference between the non-cellular and cellular models?No doubt that at least the upper tier watches will be higher. Maybe $50 higher
So you are actually thinking that Apple will lower the price difference between the non-cellular and cellular models?