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While sales may not be plummeting. Hype around the market sure has. Nobody is really that excited about the next iPhone anymore.
by nixpulvis 1y ago
While sales may not be plummeting. Hype around the market sure has. Nobody is really that excited about the next iPhone anymore.
- op00to 1y agoThis is the first time in a long time I’m not interested in replacing my phone after a year.
- skeeter2020 1y agowhich when you look at your device, it's cost and what you use it for, should not be all that remarkable of a statement. I mean, what if you replaced "phone" with car, house or partner?
- op00to 1y agoI bet id buy a new car more frequently if cars were first invented! As it is, I bought my car new and is 20 years old in great condition. Partner … I mean, who wouldn’t want to trade in for a new model if it weren’t for the social concerns? (I kiiiid I kiiid)
- Affric 1y agoIf you could get the same partner with more capabilities and less wear and tear with all important information transferred into the new one every year it sounds pretty appealing. I have bought two phones since 2010
- ghushn3 1y agoThat's probably pretty healthy -- phones these days should comfortably last you several years. I consider folks who buy a new phone every year these days to be engaging in pretty conspicuous consumption.
- me_smith 1y agoThe last time I bought the newest iPhone was iPhone 5. In the past, I’ve been getting hand me downs since most people change their phone between 12-18 months. I’m still using an iPhone X. I can’t upgrade the iOS at the moment so looking forward to getting an iPhone 13 in the next year or so. I agree with you. Hand me downs aren’t coming as fast as they used to.