Member Since: 8/18/2013
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Originally posted by gloamingtheplain
People buy Apple for being premium, while keeping it simple.
A lot of "premium" phones come with 89768768 features and do way too much, that it almost ruins the experience. For example, Samsung phones have way too many unnecessary features, that clog up the phone to the point it gives Android a bad rep, when actually, it's just Samsung shoving features onto the phone, to add more points to sale, when the average person doesn't need them.
Apple gives the consumer what is considered the "standard" of Smartphone features, and wraps it up in a well thought out put together device and software. So if you want a Smartphone, the iPhone will fulfil your needs.
If you want a Smartphone that has extra capabilities, the iPhone doesn't come with them.
Because Apple knows it's audience buy premium, to avoid the bloatware, and have a software that gets straight to the point.
Most people who want their phones to do more than what a Smartphone is supposed to do (Call, Text and run Apps) find it stupid people would pay more for a phone that can't have a Custom Theme, or have a File Explorer etc. because that's not in their mind space.
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It's like people who buy a house, and keep it minimalist, clean and sleek don't understand how someone could buy a house and fill it with decor items, and clutter. And those people who don't think a house should be kept clutter free, and should look personal and lived in.
Eg this:
vs this
Depends on what you prefer. |
This post is too beautiful. 
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