Is this the iPhone 6 killer?

It's R12000.
https://bfor.co.za/product/apple-iphone-6-64gb/
I believe the RRP of Note4 32gb is R11500, so it's just about equal.

Personally I would go for the Note 4 Dual sim, which also takes a 128GB microSDXC card.

But I wouldn't spend that much on a phone (applies to both of them) that I would only use for a year.

My LG G3 Dual sim cost half that, which I can live with.
 
Dude, come on now...

Jola has been wrong in every single one of his assumptions so far. From the camera (blaming it on user error and then steaming up) to not knowing the price.

I'm not sure why you are entertaining him, he's just posting to get a response from you.
 
iPhones depreciate far less than other phones, which makes up for their slightly higher cost.

I thought the same until I tried selling a brand new, unopened sealed 5S before there was a 6 at R5,000.00 - I got very very few takes at that price!
 
I thought the same until I tried selling a brand new, unopened sealed 5S before there was a 6 at R5,000.00 - I got very very few takes at that price!

That is because of the iStore trade in vouchers.
 
Tell me about your 4K TV and your 4K destop monitor though to watch these on.

I just thought innovative meant first with the technology.

They've been behind in pretty much everything so far - MMS, 3G, NFC, Wifi AC and 4k. It's odd to the see most innovative company lag years behind everyone else, you must admit.
 
I just thought innovative meant first with the technology.

They've been behind in pretty much everything so far - MMS, 3G, NFC, Wifi AC and 4k. It's odd to the see most innovative company lag years behind everyone else, you must admit.

How so? There is nothing innovative about those. Sure it took a while before they implemented some software features, but it's not like 4K is really going to be a deal breaker for most of the people on the planet.

The Mac Pro is pretty innovative - http://www.apple.com/mac-pro/ when you look at it's size and what it has.
The aluminium form factor of the Macbook range has been applauded from the start. Only recently did Windows laptops move away from creaky plastic and start using metal as well.
 
but it's not like 4K is really going to be a deal breaker for most of the people on the planet

It will be when you implement it in a generation or two - just like everything else I listed was WOW when it came to the iPhone. But let's stick with calling it innovative

If I ever bought an iPhone, I'd need to trawl the net to see what technology I've lost and gone backwards
 
Last edited:
If I ever bought an iPhone, I'd need to trawl the net to see what technology I've lost and gone backwards

That would actually made you a dumb person. Who buys a phone without knowing what they are getting?
 
Top
Sign up to the MyBroadband newsletter
X