What’s going on with Apple?
While many tech fans are not keen on Apple devices at all, and rather choose used but more powerful options, thousands still remain fans of this company’s production. While most items do not disappoint, good points are brought by experts if those overpriced phones, PCs, and watches are actually worth all the money and hype.
For sure, those who code or work with other tasks that take a lot of power almost never choose Apple over more productive PCs on the market, so this article is not for them.
Here, we are going to discuss reasons why the latest igadgets are not this great to purchase new ones consistently!
Marketing. Everything starts with it. While nobody should say that Apple’s production is absolute crap (because it’s not the truth), it’s clear that the quality of new releases has gone down recently.
No company can release a hit year after year, as well as provide innovations. So this company survives on marketing.
Practically, buying a new iPhone can have many features. For many creators, for example, it is a ticket to launching a popular video or getting free TikTok likes. But the device itself may not make this much difference in the end, because new features are not brain-blasting.
Especially since many have the habit of switching to new iPhones or Apple Watches with each new launch.
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The main trick is to never purchase anything right after release. It may seem cool to get a brand new iPhone as it gets in a store, but in the end, you’ll just overpay. So a real pro waits for at least 2 months until the price stocks down a lot, sometimes up to $1000.
And always compare. In the last two years of new releases, Apple showed that nothing new is really new. With all the innovations, advanced users weren’t able to notice a great difference as it was some years before.
Even if a new Apple Watch promises to blow your mind, it may not be this revolutionary. The old version you just threw out is most likely almost the same, without the addition of some features you’ll never use anyway.
So that’s what’s up with Apple. While the company and its production are great, it doesn’t mean buying a new iDevice is the best idea! Maybe, the key answer is to purchase something when we really need it, so the difference is easy to track!
Louise has been working with software for 10 years now and has special interest in dealing with tech-related products. He has gained expertise in Microsoft products by writing several related blogs and articles. Moreover, he loves to talk about anything in his writings that involves Science.
