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Apple has been raising prices even with diminishing demand. In Europe iPhones are more than €1000, and besides a few people most don't see any value in newer m
by nkkollaw 7y ago
Apple has been raising prices even with diminishing demand.
In Europe iPhones are more than €1000, and besides a few people most don't see any value in newer models anymore and just stick to their current model for as long as possible.
When they buy a new one, most people choose a budget model because nowadays they work just as well (I guess Huawei's growth makes sense, then).
Personally, I also find all new iPhones extremely ugly. I have a Moto G5 and not only does it work great, it doesn't have a notch and I paid 1/5 what an iPhone costs.
- cs02rm0 7y agoIt seems a strategy so obvious and obviously doomed to fail, but I have to assume Apple know what they're doing. I think they're taking the same route on other product lines, the MBP particularly stands out for me - most don't seem want recent "innovations" used to justify runaway price increases. I'm certainly watching this space with interest.