Your next iPhone’s launch may have just become a lot more complicated

[What Hi-Fi?]

Apple is reportedly planning to split iPhone releases across spring and autumn from 2026 onwards

Your next iPhone’s launch may have just become a lot more complicated : Read more

 

[Friesiansam]

Apple is reportedly planning to split iPhone releases across spring and autumn from 2026 onwards

Your next iPhone’s launch may have just become a lot more complicated : Read more

Exactly how, is splitting the release dates, making things a lot more complicated?

 

[R2D2]

Exactly how, is splitting the release dates, making things a lot morecomplicated?

I think it’s because you have to wait longer for the cheaper models, that’s my guess anyway. 🙂

 

[Friesiansam]

I think it’s because you have to wait longer for the cheaper models, that’s my guess anyway. 🙂

It is but, how is it complicated?

 

[R2D2]

It is but, how is it complicated?

Someone smarter than me might be able to tell you that. 🙂

 

[Friesiansam]

Someone smarter than me might be able to tell you that. 🙂

For me, it will just mean I replace my phone a few months later than planned. I have an iPhone 12 and intend to replace it with an 18.

 

[R2D2]

For me, it will just mean I replace my phone a few months later than planned. I have an iPhone 12 and intend to replace it with an 18.

That’s why it’s not difficult for you. I think WHF would probably suggesting it was difficult because you had a choice to make now like do you pay the more expensive iPhones when they are first released and pay the premium price. Or do you wait for the cheaper models and pay less. You are also going to have to probably wait longer for the cheaper models to reduce in price now, and it may have a knock on effect on the premium models not reducing in price so quick.

That’s what I thought the difficult part meant wrongly or rightly.

 

[Friesiansam]

That’s why it’s not difficult for you. I think WHF would probably suggesting it was difficult because you had a choice to make now like do you pay the more expensive iPhones when they are first released and pay the premium price. Or do you wait for the cheaper models and pay less. You are also going to have to probably wait longer for the cheaper models to reduce in price now, and it may have a knock on effect on the premium models not reducing in price so quick.

That’s what I thought the difficult part meant wrongly or rightly.

You may well be right.