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  #2089833 13-Sep-2018 11:04
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Tell you one thing, if the new watch worked with Android I'd happily pay the price for it.



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  #2089889 13-Sep-2018 11:20
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Did/Will they drop the price of the 8/8 plus?


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  #2089892 13-Sep-2018 11:21
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Batman:

 

Did/Will they drop the price of the 8/8 plus?

 

 

Yes, but it looks like it's only dropped by $100.

 

This is disappointing, because I was thinking that buying last year's model might be much better value for money than paying those over the top prices for the latest release.




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  #2089894 13-Sep-2018 11:22
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chiefie:

 

Dial111:

 

$2599 for the XS Max 512gb...

 

 

Priced on Apple NZ is NZD2799 for 512GB iPhone XS Max. (NZD2399 for 256GB, NZD2099 for 64GB)

 

iPhone XS: 64GB NZD1899, 256GB NZD2199, 512GB, NZD2599.

 

Kopkiwi: Sorry but those prices are absolutely disgusting.

 

Absolutely agree. You can nearly buy a base model 12-inch MacBook (NZ$2,199.00) for that price.

 

Now I am a total Apple household, 2 x iPhone 7 (purchased in Sydney), iMac, iPads, airport express, Time Machine and awaiting on the next gen ATV. But even I baulk at these prices.

 

But as the mantra goes: Premium Products at Premium Prices for Premium People = Premium Profits

 

Edit: typographical corrections





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  #2089895 13-Sep-2018 11:23
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From my reading the XR is only a 720p screen? and love how a extra 400$ for 256GB Storage (256 to 512GB). Got to love apple tax!





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  #2089917 13-Sep-2018 11:37
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I wish that Apple had sold the Chinese Dual SIM model more widely. Even if they just gave the option between the dual sim slot model and the eSIM model it'd be great. I don't think we're gonna see support for it in NZ for a while.

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  #2089920 13-Sep-2018 11:45
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chiefie:

 

Dial111:

 

$2599 for the XS Max 512gb...

 

 

 

 

Priced on Apple NZ is NZD2799 for 512GB iPhone XS Max. (NZD2399 for 256GB, NZD2099 for 64GB)

 

 

 

iPhone XS: 64GB NZD1899, 256GB NZD2199, 512GB, NZD2599.

 

 

Sorry typo. Had posted correct prices in other thread


 
 
 

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  #2089922 13-Sep-2018 11:45
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Swemoph: I wish that Apple had sold the Chinese Dual SIM model more widely. Even if they just gave the option between the dual sim slot model and the eSIM model it'd be great. I don't think we're gonna see support for it in NZ for a while.

 

Talking to somebody at a 2degrees store they said it won't be ready quite at launch, but will be ready not long after with them.





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  #2089934 13-Sep-2018 12:00
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I'm going to order the celluar version from the AU store and have it deliverd to my parents on the Gold Coast. My mum is coming to NZ on the 23rd so that works out quite well.

 

Even if it's not available here I prefer the stainless steel case over the aluminium


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  #2089935 13-Sep-2018 12:06
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Just since there is already a pre-existing thread discussing these I am locking this one and have renamed the other thread to keep things tidy: https://www.geekzone.co.nz/forums.asp?forumid=76&topicid=240327 





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