Is what was a £500 phone considered a bargain phone now?
Huawei is about to release a phone with a US$1300 price tag (there are cheaper variants) so is this the way you think the industry should be moving?
Is the realisation that people are keeping phones for longer going to make us all have to pay double or triple for our phones in the future?
I'm loving the XL for the faster camera and VoLTE (and that is more for the future as EE hasn't switched on 800 yet) but I am still going to take a lot of convincing that it's worth the money.
I suppose the 32GB Pixel at £600 isn't awful, but the steps beyond that seem too large. This is, as it always has been, my opinion. We can disagree, but what matters is how well the phone does.
If Google got it right, we won't see any price cuts or promotions for some considerable time - if at all - just as Apple doesn't need to.
Huawei is about to release a phone with a US$1300 price tag (there are cheaper variants) so is this the way you think the industry should be moving?
Is the realisation that people are keeping phones for longer going to make us all have to pay double or triple for our phones in the future?
I'm loving the XL for the faster camera and VoLTE (and that is more for the future as EE hasn't switched on 800 yet) but I am still going to take a lot of convincing that it's worth the money.
I suppose the 32GB Pixel at £600 isn't awful, but the steps beyond that seem too large. This is, as it always has been, my opinion. We can disagree, but what matters is how well the phone does.
If Google got it right, we won't see any price cuts or promotions for some considerable time - if at all - just as Apple doesn't need to.




