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Price hasn't been a particularly compelling difference between iOS and Android for a while. Here in the states, you can get a new iPhone 13 for $200 USD, which
by hedora 9mo ago
Price hasn't been a particularly compelling difference between iOS and Android for a while. Here in the states, you can get a new iPhone 13 for $200 USD, which is 170 euros at today's exchange rate.
https://www.metrobyt-mobile.com/cell-phone/apple-iphone-13?icid=MTPR_MTW_U_25MTRIP13_D20E3BEFF40B12C843526 https://www.metrobyt-mobile.com/cell-phone/apple-iphone-13?i...
That's a prepaid cell phone company (no contracts); not sure how many months (if any) you have to pay for to unlock the phone. Renewed and unlocked ones are about $270 on amazon.
- drusepth 9mo agoWhy would you buy a 5-year-old iPhone for the same price you can get a new Android with comparable specs though? If I'm gonna spend 2-3 hundred on a phone, I'd like it to last at least a couple more years. Regardless of OS, you're more likely to get that on a new phone vs any phone 5+ years old.
- hedora 9mo agoIf Apple's still selling it, they'll almost certainly support it at least as long as an above-average Android manufacturer. The current iOS supports things back to iPhone 11 and the SE2, so you can expect the SE3 and iPhone 13 to get at least two more years of support (no real guarantees, but they're still selling new stock of both, and they have a reputation to protect).
- epolanski 9mo agoThat's legacy machine, soon out of support. Not a sensible choice imho even if hardware might be still okay.