in vancouver bc, the land of unaffordable real estate and rent.... every 2 to 3 iphone i see on the street is a X.
Yes I was one of those who were adamant I wasn’t getting the x or even the 8 plus. I also caved and got an X this week.I wasn't going to upgrade this year but just broke down and bought an X. Based on my analytical observations 100% of the people who were not going to buy this year did indeed buy one. Also it looks like the 8 and 8+ are selling at 0% while the X is selling at 100%.
I see a lot of heavy cases in use this time of year with people not wanting to smash their phone when slipping on ice. It’s hard to tell what what phones I’m looking at. I have, to my shock, seen some Pixel 2XLs out and about.
I am not one the people who are covering the X in a different color case. I always want to ensure anyone who sees me knows I have the latest, greatest and best iPhone X as I always put in my shirt pocket. The silver color in the clear case shinning and flashing has been getting a lot of attention by people who are passing by meI agree. Unlike some posters saying they see lots or none, most people aren't out there flashing their phones for others to see. Especially when incases.
I thought L.A. is the land of unaffordable real estate and rent.in vancouver bc, the land of unaffordable real estate and rent.... every 2 to 3 iphone i see on the street is a X.
Apple are just as guilty as any other manufacturer for massaging their figures though. We get a better idea from the independent retailers who usually sell more devices than Apple directly. They don’t have a hidden agenda for boosting figures and have more difficulty hiding it.If anybody clicks on the link that the OP posted, the headline title states "Analysts citing lukewarm demand." And if anybody knows anything about analysts, it's called mud slinging. They have no credible evidence to post anything other than what they believe or forecast for the future, Which translates into nothing until reported by Apple in January upcoming earnings call . That's all that matters at this point.
Apple are just as guilty as any other manufacturer for massaging their figures though. We get a better idea from the independent retailers who usually sell more devices than Apple directly. They don’t have a hidden agenda for boosting figures and have more difficulty hiding it.
I take all sales figures with a pinch of salt including Apples. I’m not saying the analysts are correct either.Analyst configurations are self generated predictions they don't have any real accurate metric based off any evidence proving otherwise of actual sales numbers in terms of sold versus available. Not to mention, you're certainly entitled to believe what you want about sales figures, but the numbers Apple reports is the substance that matters in the sense of what's actually true versus predicted. That's the significant difference. And that usually were analysts fall short, is because the numbers are not really indicative of global sales.
I take all sales figures with a pinch of salt including Apples. I’m not saying the analysts are correct either.
I think it’s human nature to predict based off our own interpretations and experiences though and analysts are just feeding off each other’s thoughts.Fair enough. I think there are a lot of analyst(s) out there, some are more respectable than others. It's just how they gather their evidence and material based off what they predict.