trifster
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I get my wife's upgrade so I get the new one every year and she gets my 1 yr old hand me down. Been working this way since iPhone 2G to 3G.
Re-sale prices are plummeting on the 5s and 4Ss, and according to several studies, the ideal time to sell was a few weeks ago. Plus I doubt the next gen phone will be shipping before end of September.
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Just thought of something: do you think that they'll sell out the first day? Or are the "S" series phones don't sell out as quick as the new actual model?
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Just thought of something: do you think that they'll sell out the first day? Or are the "S" series phones don't sell out as quick as the new actual model?
I've been purchasing iPhones since the 3GS and can't recall one that didn't sell out on day one and slipped to 2-3 week ship times as Fausty mentioned. The 5S will definitely follow this trend.
Yep that's why I'm going to try buying it day 1.
Carried by a raven from The Wall.
I would too but the problem is I am only due for a early upgrade that will extend my contract with AT&T for another 2 years. If they don't give me another early upgrade in 6 months like they are doing now, I won't be able to upgrade to the 6 next year. Some people claim to get the early upgrades every year while others don't. I'm not sure if I want to chance it or not, especially the way the carriers keep changing the rules all the time.
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I'm in canada so if I want the iPhone 5s I have to pay full price at an apple store plus it has to be the unlocked version since my next upgrade is in December 2014. Then on top of that I have to hope I can keep my current plan cause if I have to get a new plan I'll be paying $120/month instead of my current $70/month if I want 6 GB of data still
If you buy the phone yourself, of course you can keep your current plan -- isn't it just a matter of popping your SIM into the new phone?
(Did that last year, because I have an awesome retentions plan that I don't want to lose.)