Apple smartphone is so expensive, why are they the market leaders?
Apple smartphone is so expensive, why are they the market leaders?
Why should you buy one and not a Xiaomi or Samsung or whatever?
I find this so absurd…500 euros for a used Apple smartphone that "only" has a 12 megapixel camera, while equally expensive new smartphones have 200 megapixels…
Yes, yes…it doesn't depend on mpx…stupid yourself…but that's too drastic…the difference
Tell me! Why Apple smartphone…! Why…I'd love to buy one…also because of the in-car CarPlay…but tell me why…? How much ideology is involved? So just buy it because it's not an Asian…
What advantages do I not see?
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Apple is a nobel product with lots of advertising so that it can buy as many as possible.
If you want to have a non-Asia smartphone, I would like to offer you regional providers like Gigaset(DE) or Fairphone(NL) recommend that the batteries can be taken out as in the cell phones.
It is the strategy that Apple uses, not the product. I can’t deny that these are all geniuses at the strategic department.
what strategy?
Hello ReliefFeiler,
Apple smartphones are expensive because they rely on high-quality materials, first-class processing and close integration of hardware and software, which leads to an outstanding user experience. The brand > Apple has developed a reputation for reliability, security and regular software updates, which many users value. While the megapixel number of the camera is important, the image processing and the overall quality of the camera also plays a decisive role and iPhones often cut off very well.
In addition, Apple offers unique features at Carplay and a seamless ecosystem that facilitates the use of devices such as iPads and Macs. Ultimately, many people choose Apple because they have confidence in the brand and feel the user experience superior, even if, as you said, there are alternatives like Xiaomi or Samsung.
I only used Android before but was unfortunately never really excited about it because the operating system was just slow after 1.5-2years (300-500€).
Then the first time had an IPhone13 and still am thrilled.
Since release, where I bought it, it still works the same way as on the first day, all apps are loaded quickly, operating system is simple and you come anywhere with just a few clicks.
The IOS operating system is really a dream.
Since my first Apple product, I have also expanded my ecosystem with Airpod’s and Ipad’s, it works almost seamlessly. Of course there are problems here and there, but these are not worth mentioning.
The battery problem they also got well under control.
Can’t say about today’s Android devices because I rarely hold one in hand.
For “lusty” WhatsApp pictures and kiss-bodied selfies, 12 megapixels are full. And no one with a 200 megapixel smartphone increases the photos to 3×5 meters. This is only superfluous technology and enactment.
No one is forced to buy an iPhone.
Let’s be honest…the “big” Samsung phones are also not cheaper…and with Android need an insecure and vulnerable system that no one really checks…
my IPhone XR would still run today if I hadn’t flew from the car roof at 80 km/h…😬