Yes, but they fully admit at some point there will be minimal burn in. I know it’s inherent to OLED but for 1000 bucks......guess time will tell.
I wonder what would be considered fair use that wont cause any burn in?
Yes, but they fully admit at some point there will be minimal burn in. I know it’s inherent to OLED but for 1000 bucks......guess time will tell.
It will be the first $1500 phone.
They’ll sell millions upon millions of them at that price as well so I don’t see any reason why an XL iPhone X would be priced any lower then $1500. The shareholders have to be pleased with Tim’s performance this year.
You can't help but wonder tho... when will it end? At what point will the Apple diehards refuse to be bent over by Apple any longer?
$1500? $2000? $2500?
Apple is gonna keep on milkin' the cash cow until customers just say no. I already did with my computer... building a state of the art PC for a lot less than I'd pay Apple for an iMac with 18 month old hardware.
LOL
So what’s the point?I just wanted to pop in this thread to maybe help those people who aren’t seeing a huge difference with the OLED screen.
I also didn’t really see much of a difference when I first got the phone yesterday, and honestly for stuff like surfing the web, Instagram, Facebook etc I still don’t really notice much difference.
Last night I decided to play an hdr movie from iTunes, and that was the first time I saw how much better this screen is compared to my 7+. I played the movie Alien Isolation and picked a dark night scene with fire in the background, and it looks amazing on the X. I paused during the same point of the scene that had fire blazing in the background on both the X and my old 7+, and the difference is pretty drastic. The 7+ screen is really good, and compares favorably imo when viewing normal material, but do yourself a favor and try to find some hdr content to play. You’ll see the difference. 7+ looks washed out in those circumstances.
Why are you asking me what the point is? I was just pointing out a way to see the differences in the screen. I think with the way Apple calibrates their screens to make them present colors as natural, it’s going to be hard to see the differences unless you’re viewing content that displays a wider spectrum of colors than are displayed when just viewing web pages or scrolling through Facebook.So what’s the point?
This is mostly a portrait phone.
Watching hdr movies on it is last thing most people will do (as statistically proven by posters here).
View attachment 731897 I should clarify, it’s not really my phone, I got the 8 plus and this was for the wife..... she’s not a tech nerd so I ordered this to test the waters I have a feeling it’s going back and I’m getting her an 8 plus as well.
1. Face ID- Works great no issue, frankly it’s impressive very impressive.
2. Screen is overrated. With True Tone on, there is minimal difference between the two. I was expecting some 4K VS HD difference, it simply isn’t there. The screens are both are good, but the X isn’t “OH MY GOD” better, at least to this 42 year old’s eyes.
3. After 3.2 years of plus sized phones, this thing feels like a toy and is too small. The screen may be the “bigger” but it doesn’t view that way and it certainly doesn’t look that way with all the apps that haven’t been built for this screen yet. What’s worse, photos and videos I took on the 6 plus, 6splus, and 7plus, dont even accomodate for the “notch” so I have to pinch and zoom videos I shot on those devices to go “full screen”. When you eliminate the notch from picture or video viewing the screen is uncanningly small... I phone 4 small.
4. My muscle memory grip has my hand always covering the Camera lense coming from the plus size models to this.
5. Animoji is cool even for a 42 year old I’m impressed, I sent the poop one 100 times today, but in a month it’s a gimmick, not a feature.
6. I’m attaching a picture of my staple Guinness and devices so I can’t be accused of not owning the device (seems a commonality lately for people who don’t like the assessment this thing isn’t the best device Apple ever created)
Right! I think that HDR falls far below 4k in popularity and people don’t really care that much about 4K. Hell plenty of people are still renting DVDs from a redbox. So much content isn’t even in 4K either.So what’s the point?
This is mostly a portrait phone.
Watching hdr movies on it is last thing most people will do (as statistically proven by posters here).
You’re not missing out. I think I spent a weekend?with it and HATED it.The X is not worth the upgrade IMO
I saw the phone finally today in a Tmobile store and boy am I glad I didn’t preorder it.
Nothing is special about this anniversary edition. Gestures are hideous, the OLED display is not much of a difference from LED. No Touch ID is a no go for me.
Nice built phone but overall nothing special to justify that price tag
Apple is doing what they should be doing, in pushing tech forward. That comes at a cost and obviously people are willing to pay the price. But to suggest that Apple is taking advantage of people is just wrong.You can't help but wonder tho... when will it end? At what point will the Apple diehards refuse to be bent over by Apple any longer?
$1500? $2000? $2500?
Apple is gonna keep on milkin' the cash cow until customers just say no. I already did with my computer... building a state of the art PC for a lot less than I'd pay Apple for an iMac with 18 month old hardware.
LOL
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3. After 3.2 years of plus sized phones, this thing feels like a toy and is too small. The screen may be the “bigger” but it doesn’t view that way and it certainly doesn’t look that way with all the apps that haven’t been built for this screen yet. What’s worse, photos and videos I took on the 6 plus, 6splus, and 7plus, dont even accomodate for the “notch” so I have to pinch and zoom videos I shot on those devices to go “full screen”. When you eliminate the notch from picture or video viewing the screen is uncanningly small... I phone 4 small.
Me neither, because I watch movies and stuff on my TV. I use my phone as a phone though, and the notch just extends the usable space into the corners a bit. Why people go on about a $1000 phone and the notch is beyond me - more the fool them for spending money on a device they don't like the look of. I couldn't care less about the notch, there or not it's just a phone. Right not it identifies it as an X, which in a sea of lookalike is something Apple should be applauded for,I wouldn't want the notch on my tv screen. It reminds me of my glass screen protector on my old 6s plus. I hate the look of the notch. I will not get used to it on a $1000 phone.
Everyone needs to remember that the phone is personal to them, if they hate it, so be it, if they love it, great. Personally, I've done a count today and so far Face ID has failed first time just over 59% of the time so far. Unacceptable for me after resetting it 26 times, but for some it works flawlessly.
My biggest concern about people who have or haven't received the phone yet is why they seem think the screen is bigger than the Plus just because it has a bigger number. The screen could be marketed at 60 inches and sound as big as a TV but if it's as thin as a pencil that doesn't make the screen bigger. An extreme example of course but you get what I mean.
Of course those people who complain about the notch and Face ID and OLED will get the Plus sized X if/when it comes out. They are just using those as justifications for buying the 8 Plus instead of the X right now because they won't admit their buyers remorse.Obviously a Plus sized X would probably be the next flagship you all look at. Will you still buy considering it will still have a notch, gestures, Face ID, OLED, etc.? These are all things people have mentioned that they don't like about the X. This won't change with a Plus version.
Obviously a Plus sized X would probably be the next flagship you all look at. Will you still buy considering it will still have a notch, gestures, Face ID, OLED, etc.? These are all things people have mentioned that they don't like about the X. This won't change with a Plus version.