Doing spec comparisons was never satisfying for smartphones.
(a) "value-for-money was always better on Android
(b) but that doesn't matter if the XP is still better on iOS (e.g. smooth scrolling)
droid-life.com/2018/09/14/if-…
(a) "value-for-money was always better on Android
(b) but that doesn't matter if the XP is still better on iOS (e.g. smooth scrolling)
droid-life.com/2018/09/14/if-…
That said, the value-for-money gap seems to be widening over the last few years.
As if Apple realised for themselves that they aren't here to transform all the peoples lives - just the ones that can afford it.
Otherwise they would offer a "medium-cost" iPhone as well, and not only cater the luxury niche (where margins are high).
Otherwise they would offer a "medium-cost" iPhone as well, and not only cater the luxury niche (where margins are high).
One last thing: A relatively good value-for-money alternative could be a refurbished iPhone X in the fall.
(If Apple decides to sell some for a decent price.)
(If Apple decides to sell some for a decent price.)
