Are you getting the next Iphone ?

katesheet

Are you getting the next version of the IPhone ?

or are switching to a new non i phone model ?

JJ_Egan

1 Answer no
2 Answer long time ago .

Neil49

JJ_Egan wrote: »

1 Answer no
2 Answer long time ago .

Same for me!

katesheet

JJ_Egan wrote: »

1 Answer no
2 Answer long time ago .

why did you change it a long time ago?

What things didn't you like about it ?

Tony5101

1 - nope
2 - wouldn't pay the extortionate price, either sim free or exorbitant contract cost

El_Torro

I currently have a 4S. I've had it for over 2 years and plan to keep it until it breaks.

When I need to replace it I don't think I'll go with an Iphone. There are other phones out there that do what I need from a phone at a much lower cost.

pepdavies

This is a money saving site after all. Iphones do most of the things my Nexus 5 does, for twice the price.

frisbeej

I've been fairly unimpressed with the Nexus 7 tablet I bought (to save money over an ipad).


So when I do decide to replace my iPhone 4, which is still working fine 3 1/2 years after I bought it, it'll be another iPhone.

DigForVictory

I've a 4, nursed on iOS6, & hope to use it for years yet.
Bought it as I wanted an iPhone then & likely to stick with apple as I've apps I'm comfortable with...
Just have to see how we go.

J_B

I had a iPhone 3gs. When it was 3½ years old I priced up replacements.

4s was around £500, so I bought a Nexus4 for around £280

No regrets yet

SCO

El_Torro wrote: »

I currently have a 4S. I've had it for over 2 years and plan to keep it until it breaks.

When I need to replace it I don't think I'll go with an Iphone. There are other phones out there that do what I need from a phone at a much lower cost.

Same here, dont get the apple lovers that get into debt every 6 months to say "i have the latest iPhone".

Not saying i would not get another iPhone, well if they make all future models fingerprint passcode i will not be getting an iPhone, do not trust apple with my voiceprint (siri) so would not trust them with my fingerprint.