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When you think about it, either 64GB iPhone is overpriced or the 32GB is underpriced, or both. Possibly, the people buying the 64GB iPhone for slightly more th
by plaguuuuuu 11y ago
When you think about it, either 64GB iPhone is overpriced or the 32GB is underpriced, or both.
Possibly, the people buying the 64GB iPhone for slightly more than they should are actually subsidising the people getting the 32GB for less than otherwise.
- scholia 11y ago> either 64GB iPhone is overpriced or the 32GB is underpriced, or both The problem is that there isn't a 32GB iPhone 6s, though it would only cost Apple a few pennies per unit to offer one. Instead, it has a 16GB version (too little storage) and then jumps to a 64GB version (which is comparatively overpriced). Either way, purely in terms of manufacturing costs, it's a choice between "overpriced" and "even more overpriced" -- or, if it makes you feel better, "premium priced" and "even more premium priced". I don't think "subsidising" comes into it.