iPhone upgrade cycle

[colincoop3r]

Which iPhone upgrade cycle do you prefer, the number cycle or the "s" cycle and why? Or do you upgrade every year.

 

[colincoop3r]

Do you think the minimal changes from the number to the s are worth the upgrade. Like 4 to 4s or 5 to 5s?

 

[BreakingKayfabe]

Do you think the minimal changes from the number to the s are worth the upgrade. Like 4 to 4s or 5 to 5s?

Yes. That's why I upgrade every year. Aside from just having a fascination with upgrading to the latest and greatest.

 

[E_Brown]

Every year for me. Also I don't think the changes from the 4 to the 4S or the 5 to the 5S were minimal at all. They may not change the general look of the phone, but there were some pretty big changes in them.

 

[colincoop3r]

Yeah that's what I meant by that but I understand what your saying.

 

[zerog46]

Every year for me.


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[Flow39]

Upgrade every year, but standard number models are more exciting

 

[Septembersrain]

I just upgrade when I'm compelled to. Went and got a 6, had bad luck with it. Got a second 5s.

Still not really liking the 5s and I constantly end up using my 5c when I'm home.

I'll need to really think on what I want to do. I might just end up getting another 5c...

 

[acerace113]

"S" cycle, I find the S models to have noticeable performance improvements over the number models. If I could afford it I would upgrade every year.


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[Spencerdl]

I usually upgrade every year, but this will be the first time I actually keep a device longer than a year. I'm happy with the 5s and I'm really not sure if I will upgrade to a 6s if there will be such a device.

 

[colincoop3r]

I just upgrade when I'm compelled to. Went and got a 6, had bad luck with it. Got a second 5s.

Still not really liking the 5s and I constantly end up using my 5c when I'm home.

I'll need to really think on what I want to do. I might just end up getting another 5c...

What happened to be wrong your 6?

 

[Septembersrain]

What happened to be wrong your 6?

Actually I'm super embarrassed. First one was overheating and started getting black lines across it. Second one came out of the box, instantly gave me a blue screen of death.

I felt so uncomfortable that I was seriously trying. Gave up for now, guess I'm just not meant to have it at this time.

 

[calebt]

Always liked the S model, but got the 6 for the screen size mostly.


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[colincoop3r]

Actually I'm super embarrassed. First one was overheating and started getting black lines across it. Second one came out of the box, instantly gave me a blue screen of death.

I felt so uncomfortable that I was seriously trying. Gave up for now, guess I'm just not meant to have it at this time.

Sounds like your not ment to be just yet.

 

[sting7k]

Which iPhone upgrade cycle do you prefer, the number cycle or the "s" cycle and why? Or do you upgrade every year.

So far I have never owned an "S" model iPhone.

 

[TripleOne]

Sometimes I upgrade every year, sometimes I don't. It really depends if the product is worth it or not, and if I really need it.


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[Speedygi]

My upgrade cycles always coincide with the new iPhones, so I go for those. If I buy phones unlocked they are most likely cheaper than 500 dollars.

 

[HankAZ]

Which iPhone upgrade cycle do you prefer, the number cycle or the "s" cycle and why? Or do you upgrade every year.

Every year. Buy new. Pass the old one down to a family member.

 

[mooninite]

With Verizon I get to upgrade every two years so I always skip the (S). I don't typically care enough about the newer features in the (S) although I do recognize the appeal. Definitely a nice upgrade on the (S) models but I would rather have the newer form-factor when it's released rather than having the previous years form-factor with upgraded internals.


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[acwyau]

Upgraded every year since the 4. I always sell the old phone unlocked to pay for the new one and I'm usually only out of pocket about $100 or so. Always have the latest and greatest, as well as always covered by warranty.