As it stands I’m not picking anything new up. My XR is still going strong (as it should be since it’s less than a year old) and my iPad is a 2018 one I think and still does the job. I’ll be waiting for Google’s event and likely upgrading my Pixel 2 XL to a 4 XL (unless I jump ship to OnePlus this year)
I’m not upgrading anything - but I was never planning to this year. Still happy with my iPhone X - I will be upgrading that next year. And only got my iPad (Pro - 11) at the beginning of this year.
Still happy with series 4 watch - only a year old. May upgrade that next year depending on what the series 6 is like, or might hold off until 2021.
Just recently upgraded my Series 0 watch to a refurb Series 3 so I’m all good there. However my iPad Air (original) doesn’t seem to support iOS 13 so I’ll wait and see how I get in with it on my iPhone X.
I would love to spend irresponsibly on an 11 Pro, but I’m spending irresponsibly on a new car this year – marking the first iPhone generation I’ve skipped since release.
Not getting anything new. I have an iPhone X and it’s still pretty much working as well as it did when I opened the box.
I am tempted to get a Series 3 watch as the Series 1 I have a moment isn’t holding up so well. Overall I thought it was a lacklustre keynote last night which is fine, iPhone is a mature product, but Apple massively oversold the ‘innovation’ aspect in the lead up to it!
I’m an Android scrub, but I thought the prices on the subscription services were interesting! $5 is aggressively priced!
I feel that perhaps the keynote was aimed at people like me. Can get a new iPhone, iWatch, and iPad for not much more really than the price of a flagship from other competitors…
Still rocking the 6s
The battery is awful. The screen has the hallmarks of 4 years of use. The camera is terrible… But still, these iPhones don’t tempt me