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"The cheaper iPhone XR is thought to be particularly struggling, as budget-conscious customers opt instead for last year’s iPhone 8, which continues to be avail
by henrikschroder 8y ago
"The cheaper iPhone XR is thought to be particularly struggling, as budget-conscious customers opt instead for last year’s iPhone 8, which continues to be available and is priced lower than this year’s budget model."
No, no, no, no, no!
I wouldn't choose the 8 over the XR because the 8 is cheaper, it's because the XR has a bunch of crap I don't want. It's larger, I don't want larger. The camera has a sharp edge, making a case a necessity. I don't want a case. It has FaceID instead of the fingerprint reader. I don't want FaceID.
- lostmsu 8y agoI bet you did not want large 5" screen before.
- princeb 8y agoup until a couple of months ago, apple was the only company selling a proper 4-inch smartphone.
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- calgoo 8y agoI don't know what the parent poster prefers, but i find the 4/4.5 screens a bit too small and anything larger then 5.5 a bit to big. 5 or 5.1 or 5.2 is my sweet-spot in screen size. Its just what fits my hand the best. Im currently looking at changing from the S7 Edge that i find a little too big and was looking at the XR and 8 in the store yesterday. The 8 fits exactly what i want in phone size, and im having a hard time finding good android phones with good battery life at that size.