QUOTE(galaxynote259 @ Apr 29 2016, 02:01 PM)
i find it difficult to take group selfie and it performs badly in low light conditions
SE biggest attraction is small screen size, not budget
force touch is a attractive feature, just that you dont find it useful , you may have a look here
http://www.macworld.co.uk/how-to/iphone/11...stions-3626954/Again, due to pricing, it's higher in our market.
But in US, most of my friends who were into budget phones are now getting SE instead since the deal with Telco is cheap and they are getting a pretty decent device in return.
Heck, 399 usd is cheap in US.
And as I said, If i were coming from iPhone 6+ range, I will not upgrade to 6S+ for the mere force touch.
There are uses, yes. But it's not practical in my daily life.
QUOTE(attw @ Apr 29 2016, 02:21 PM)
Yes, if you don't need iOS, then any midrange Android at RM700 is a far better buy than a 4S or 5 even.
Nah, tried buying my old man some mid range android, nearly pulled my hair out teaching them how to use it.
Bought them a 5, works smoothly and almost zero learning curve.
Guess it's up to preferences.
QUOTE(attw @ Apr 29 2016, 02:27 PM)
I remember when the resellers had MYR500 off the retail prices a couple of months ago and the phones were flying off the shelf at a faster rate, so in our market it's definitely the price, for sure. But in the bigger picture Apple has failed to come up with a truly innovative product since Steve's passing, so the momentum that they built throughout the years are coming to an end. If the next reiteration of iOS and iPhones doesn't arrest the decline then I'm sure Tim and his management team will feel the pressure.
Tbh, not really bothered. I know what i signed up for in Apple ecosystem.
My last iphone 5 lasted me 3,5 years. My longest service HTC could only go up to 2 years before finally giving up