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>Did you not see the array of cameras and sensors in the front? If they don't add any value to me, I don't really care. > Or the longer battery life? Doesn't
by noncoml 9y ago
>Did you not see the array of cameras and sensors in the front?
If they don't add any value to me, I don't really care.
> Or the longer battery life?
Doesn't justify $300+ price bump
> Or the 4+2 core chip?
New chips come out every day and they are priced at the same price or lower than the older generation at the day it was introduced.
> Or the reengineered OLED?
You mean the one similar to Samsung S8?
> Were you actually sleeping during the announcement? Serious question.
Why do you have to be offensive?
- omg_ketchup 9y agoYou asked what justified the price bump, and he told you. Whether you care/will use the things that are raising the price is irrelevant. If you have no need for those features, then buy the cheaper version.
- noncoml 9y agoThe price of products is more a function of the perceived value for the consumer, than a sum of the cost of the components. Adding more expensive components to a phone, doesn't make its value go up if it doesn't add some extra functionality or durability or something. The array of components for FaceID are just replacing TouchID, so for the consumer the net value is 0. I don't care what they have to add to make it work, what matters to me as a consumer, is what value I get out of it. And at the moment it looks like a net of 0. You see why I say "I don't care"?