I think £999 is a little much, but our phones really are small computers. I don’t really use it for calls that much.
If they can develop a robust battery that will last 2 years I will definitely have one. My current 6s is charged twice a day as the battery just drains.
I will see what my current provider EE offers in next few months.
It is too much I think, to be honest I am rather surprised when the Samsung Note 8 can be docked into something called DeX which when connected to a monitor, mouse and keyboard becomes a portable computer on the go. I will give Samsung a miss this time as I’m interested to see if they will further improve DeX first (http://www.samsung.com/global/galaxy/apps/samsung-dex/ and https://youtu.be/uOFDmbUlrT4 scroll to 2:30)
I think I’ll join the iPhone upgrade programme, it’ll be interesting to see how much the X will be compared to the 8 and 8 plus. If the iPhone 8 is £38 a month then the X could be like £65 a month
You’d have thought that spending £999 on a iPhone should get you some AirPods/Braun toothbrush heads at least, it would help them get more sales me thinks
You’re all talking about £999 for iPhone X. Yes, that’s the price for the one with not quite enough memory. For one with enough memory, you’ll need to shell out £1,149.