> and/or maybe a "flagship" device that isn't left hung out to dry. I think you are missing the point there. She's on a fixed income. The iPhone 6 is on con

> and/or maybe a "flagship" device that isn't left hung out to dry. I think you are missing the point there. She's on a fixed income. The iPhone 6 is on contract. When she got it, it was £0 down and £17.99 a month. Compared that to a much higher costs per month for a flagship phone. Not only that, once the 2 years has been up. She'll just get another contract and an iPhone 8. Rinse and repeat and she'll always have a decent iPhone. It doesn't need to be the best one. Also, she isn't a power user. A flagship phone is completely wasted on her.