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iPhone X owners, are you upgrading your X?

  • No

    Votes: 196 39.5%
  • Yes to XS

    Votes: 59 11.9%
  • Yes to XS Max

    Votes: 235 47.4%
  • Yes to XR

    Votes: 6 1.2%

  • Total voters
    496
Waiting for the first Xs camera reviews.
If Xs photos show less, more real life color saturation than the X and more detail due to the Pixel 2 sized 1/2,6“ sensor, I might consider selling my X for 850€ and get the Xs.
 
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Yeah upgrading from the X to the XS.
Main benefits for me are the better camera and extra camera features (Smart HDR + depth of field), better water resistance, faster processor, slightly better battery life.

That's enough for me, especially as I LOVE taking photos with my iPhone.

Also, my current iPhone X isn't immaculate and that drives me mad, so I'm going to love having a fresh new iPhone again.

Can't wait!

Also, sold my X for £630 which offsets 63% of the new iPhone XS price.
 
Sold my iPhone X 64 GB silver after AC replacement for 900€ 2 weeks ago (warranty until 02/2019). Pre ordered the Xs Max. I hope for a faster FaceID and a better experience due to a bigger screeen.
 
Yes, but not immediately. Going with the same screen size, I have no interest in the MAX
 
Have you personally handled the iPhone XS Max yet? I mean, aside from reading the tech specs, the difference between the iPhone 8 Plus and iPhone XS Max is only 6g of a difference, which is not *that* much of a difference. Where the iPhone 8 Plus= 202 g and iPhone XS Max =208 g. Then if you had a case on top of that to both phones, I don’t think the user will notice that much of a weight difference.

In everyday use yes you will notice the difference. I went from a 7 plus to an X and noticed the difference right away.
 
Not upgrading this year. Keeping my 256 GB iPhone X. For me to upgrade it would have taken something substantial. Looking back at how significant the jump from the 6 to the 6S was, it would have taken something on part with that kind of a jump. As someone who has been on the S cycle of iPhones since the 3GS, last year was a curve ball. So no, I'll not be upgrading my phone.

I was thinking about upgrading my watch, but I have a S3 that still meets my needs and I want to upgrade my watch at the same time as I do my phone. So I'm keeping my S3 for another year too.
 
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