This will certainly make me rethink my upgrade later in the year. The idea of spending $1500 to get the 128gb model (or more flr the iphone 6+) is just repugnant.
Loismustdye: This will certainly make me rethink my upgrade later in the year. The idea of spending $1500 to get the 128gb model (or more flr the iphone 6+) is just repugnant.
Same. I have always upgraded every two years at a cost of $1149. Now I'm probably looking at having to pay an extra $100 if I upgrade at the end of this year and it's feeling like it's too expensive to bother.
Loismustdye: This will certainly make me rethink my upgrade later in the year. The idea of spending $1500 to get the 128gb model (or more flr the iphone 6+) is just repugnant.
Simple don't buy the 128 GB model
The margin they make on the higher end versions is insane as a non apple shareholder. 100 or 150$ or whatever it is to go from 64GB to 128. Ridiculous. But people with more money than sense will buy it because its there
Loismustdye: This will certainly make me rethink my upgrade later in the year. The idea of spending $1500 to get the 128gb model (or more flr the iphone 6+) is just repugnant.
Simple don't buy the 128 GB model
The margin they make on the higher end versions is insane as a non apple shareholder. 100 or 150$ or whatever it is to go from 64GB to 128. Ridiculous. But people with more money than sense will buy it because its there
Actually people like myself want the larger capacity because we use it. Music, videos and photos along with the numerous apps, documents etc i store on my current iphone means i have everything i need/want with me when i want/need it on one device. Currently 64gb isinsufficient for this.
Dunnersfella: Since when did price stop people purchasing Apple products? If it did, we'd see everyone buying Acer e-machines, telco branded handsets etc.
There has to be a line drawn somewhere. Would you pay $2000 for an iPhone? $5000?
After seeing this I whipped down to 2degrees store and purchased a 64g iphone 6 at the old price, so in my books my phone just increased in price before I even took it out of the box
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