Other Free iPhone Non-Pro/Plus or pay for a Pro/Pro Max

[Ralfi]

Just curious.

Discovered I only have access to a free 15/Plus after thinking the Pro models were options.

Being past the release hype period (& thinking I’d own my first Pro iPhone at that stage), I’m finding not too let down & not even considering purchasing a Pro model instead.

A free non-Pro/Plus model over a paying for Pro/Pro Max is something I’d sign up for life.

 

[bbates123]

Seems like a no brainer. The only reason to get the Pro is if you need always-on, 120hz, or the 3x zoom.

 

[Ralfi]

Seems like a no brainer. The only reason to get the Pro is if you need always-on, 120hz, or the 3x zoom.

Are they worth over $1000 every year v a Free iPhone?
😏

 

[marmiteturkey]

Is the pro £1000 better than the regular? Not to many people.

 

[geta]

How much you need to add for the Pro/Max?

 

[Phone Junky]

How much you need to add for the Pro/Max?

Are they worth over $1000 every year v a Free iPhone?
😏

Sounds like $1000.

 

[RRC]

Nothing is free in this world.

 

[Ralfi]

Nothing is free in this world.

Well let’s say it is, for this exercise.

 

[RRC]

Well let’s say it is, for this exercise.

If it is genuinely 100% free as in a gift, or with no cost whatsoever to you then it's a no brainer, get the free option if it does everything you need. If it's a "free" phone from your carrier - then it isn't free was my point, however that may not be your situation.

 

[Jackbequickly]

How is it free? Please explain!

 

[Ralfi]

If it is genuinely 100% free as in a gift, or with no cost whatsoever to you then it's a no brainer, get the free option if it does everything you need. If it's a "free" phone from your carrier - then it isn't free was my point, however that may not be your situation.

How is it free? Please explain!

From employer. But that's not the point...It's just what triggered the question.

Just curious on the hypothetical if people were offered a free low tier v paying for top tier iPhone.

 

[geta]

From employer. But that's not the point...It's just what triggered the question.

Just curious on the hypothetical if people were offered a free low tier v paying for top tier iPhone.

In that case, free.

 

[Jackbequickly]

The phone from the employer might be restricted and control what apps you can download. If it is also tied to their server, they can pretty well see what you are doing.

 

[RRC]

I'd always want to own my own phone if its going to store so much personal information on it.