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iPhones are really not that expensive, even if you spend $1000 on an iPhone, it's something that's useful to you in everyday life I have a $150 phone and it's
by iopq 3y ago
iPhones are really not that expensive, even if you spend $1000 on an iPhone, it's something that's useful to you in everyday life
I have a $150 phone and it's constantly slowing me down and wasting my time. When I switch apps 4GB RAM + 3GB swap is not enough to keep the other apps open, so I lose what I was writing on Reddit if I quickly respond to a text message
It doesn't have a lot of extra features like a good touchscreen (have to frequently select the correct candidate word), good GPS, NFC, OLED screen (actually I don't miss this as much as I thought)
I will buy a more expensive phone next time, maybe a discounted previous flagship
- WarOnPrivacy 3y agoOff the top of my head, I can get a new LG V50 for under $200 on ebay. There are tons of phones around $150 with far better specs. As for usability, iPhones are too limited for my use. I use apps that need root and others are sideloaded. I typically load alternate firmware (Not the current one tho. That was a mistake, I think). Many $200 android device are fast and capable but zero iPhones are. Do iPhones come with preloaded carrier crapware like Androids do? I hope not and for that I'd give iPhones a plug.
- iopq 3y agoIf I were to use an iPhone I would jailbreak it on the first day.