£1k sounds like a lot for a phone but £54 a month is much more palatable.
Woosh - the point just went straight over your head
Poll: ** The Official iPhone X Thread **
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Tell me the differences between a £20 Vostok and a £20,000 Speedmaster? They both have the same type of mech...
Soldato
do they look the same, have similar design right down to the T?
Depends how you define "same", they're both... watches and are in a watch shapes with 3 hands etc etc
I'd like one but have no reason to buy one as my 6s is showing no signs of slowdown and runs all of the apps I use just fine.
I need a reason to upgrade really and none of the new handsets offer it for me.
I went from a Samsung Galaxy Nexus to the iPhone 5 cause I was fed up waiting on android versions of common apps and was getting fed up of android in general.
Then from the 5 to the 6 because of the bigger screen.
Then to the 6s for Touch ID and Apple Pay.
I can't think of a reason to get an 8 or an X now and like many on here the lack of Touch ID is putting me off
I need a reason to upgrade really and none of the new handsets offer it for me.
I went from a Samsung Galaxy Nexus to the iPhone 5 cause I was fed up waiting on android versions of common apps and was getting fed up of android in general.
Then from the 5 to the 6 because of the bigger screen.
Then to the 6s for Touch ID and Apple Pay.
I can't think of a reason to get an 8 or an X now and like many on here the lack of Touch ID is putting me off
But no where near as good. Iris scanning on Sx series phones is pants in comparison.
But none of us have used FaceID yet...
Possibly because the iPhone is owned by very many adolesents - that is actually a fact.
I could afford a very expensive super car. That doesn't mean I would rush out and blow my hard earned cash on one. You have to decide if you consider a company is fleecing you and my opinion of the iPhone X is that Apple are taking their customers loyalty for granted.
Except most tech sites I've read that have say it works brilliantly.
I'm sure you could find the same tech sites saying the same about the Iris scanners when they were new, too.
I'm not saying it won't work brilliantly, I'm just calming the fanboyism a little.
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I'd like the option of having both, hence I'll wait for the ip Xs next year.
I don't want to have to scan my face every time just to buy something in a shop, that would be 'so stupid'.
As for wet fingers I don't have this problem as my fingers are never wet?!
Who of course have no vested interest in promoting a new Apple product. Real world everyday use is a more useful tool.
Caporegime
/looking at £10k worth of guitars which would still with £10k and probably more in 12 months than a £1k phone.
I don't think not having or having a new iPhone X would improve or lower my standard of living.
That's how I see it.
My issue is I check maps using my phone... with a motorbike helmet on.
I wonder if FaceID can check for that...
I still need to remove my glove to manipulate the maps anyway so having to remove a glove for touchID is neither here nor there.
Soldato
Haha, give up they’re made in their thousands and are inherently worse at their function than something you can pick up in Primark. It’s no more art than an Apple Watch is.
Then why do they appreciate with time? Apple Watches don't appreciate, neither do Primark cheapies.
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Apple stuff always works better than rivals. FaceID will work.
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£1k sounds like a lot for a phone but £54 a month is much more palatable.
Woosh - the point just went straight over your head
Which is? No phone does everything as well as an iPhone does.