dafman:
I suspect there will be more than a few disappointed iPhone users. Particularly those who have been purposely holding off upgrading while patiently waiting for something new with the 10-year anniversary model - only to see the 'X' priced too high for them, with the next tier down iPhone 8s still priced well over $1,000 (ie. flagship prices) but retaining the same tired large-chinned chassis of the last three models. Heck, they didn't either bother to upgrade the screen resolution or move them to OLED!
I'm in this camp, I was holding off upgrading my iPhone 6S plus but now not going to bother
It's a shame the look of the Pixel 2 is fairly ugly, as I'd be keen to switch back to stock Android, but I really don't like that shiny plastic top half on the back and the flagship price for what is arguably a low quality feeling phone (going based off the original pixel)
I like the look of the Note 8 but really don't like touchwiz