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Lower total cost of ownership? For an iPhone? That does not check out unless you're buying the extra fancy android phones.
by beckingz 4y ago
Lower total cost of ownership?
For an iPhone?
That does not check out unless you're buying the extra fancy android phones.
- rootusrootus 4y agoAbsolutely. iPhones have a much better resale value if you replace them every two or three years. And if you just want to keep them until they die, they receive updates for maybe 10 years. I've never lost more money on phones than when I was buying flagship Android phones. You might be able to spend less if you buy the crappiest Android phones. But that's not even a little bit comparable to the cheapest iPhone.
- mr_toad 4y agoiPhones last longer. The 8 and the X are 5 years old and still compatible with the latest iOS. You don’t get that lifespan on Android.