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I know people will often point to revenue being relatively stable so it shouldn't worry the OEM but that's actually misleading. It's like when you raised the p

by esturk 7y ago

I know people will often point to revenue being relatively stable so it shouldn't worry the OEM but that's actually misleading. It's like when you raised the price by 100% but selling only 50% of the supply. Yes the revenue is the same but you're losing mind shares and services that comes along with the volume. The brand loyalty goes down as well.

tracker1 7y ago
Absolutely, I paid for a Pixel 2 XL when it came out because of various issues with my prior phone. But I don't think I'll bey paying over $500 for another phone ever again. The 3a is a great phone. I'm pretty sure when this one dies, I'll probably stick to mainline mid range phones that have been out at least 3 months before making any purchase again. Samsung has too many products to even think about, and their top end is too expensive. Apple, I just don't care for. There don't seem to be too many developer friendly android options, and not sure if Librem 5 (or whatever comes after) is worth the extra cost either.