That's all the reason you need, it's up to you what you spend your money on. For me a big thing is the design of the front and the fact it's an OLED screen. I dumped a perfectly good LCD/LED TV to get an OLED one and don't regret it one bit.
I haven't decided if I'm getting one yet, the flexibility of 'Face ID' will swing it possibly. I'm on a 6s Plus at the moment which is fine and skipped the 7 for the reasons you've said, but the X is a good step up in some areas.
I've done the same recently on the TV front but I still get wow moments with the OLED TV, not sure I've ever had that from a phone tbh.
I'm on a 6 so I've got as good a reason as most to upgrade but I still think what would the X really do for me even if used it all day.
Not all of us want new and shiny. Example - I purchased a nice German made car 12 years ago this month. I've looked after it, it's never let me down and it still looks like new. Why would I want to dash out and change something that continues to offer me such good service? A new iPhone bought today should last the user at the very least five or six years of useful life. Just think how much better off people would be financially if they adopted a similar approach.
So you'd turn down a nice new German car? I'm not talking about rational thinking here or calculating finances, consumerism wasn't built on that, it's always been how well you can market something people don't need or already have to get them to buy. I think most of us here are quite logical and not reckless with money but we still want it.
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