The X wasn’t just a Fluck

[kataran]

How many have piece of mind knowing they didn’t buy a concept device but the beginning of the future of the iPhone

 

[BreakingKayfabe]

I never, ever had even an inkling that the iPhone X was a concept device.

 

[doogald]

Even if the X was a one-off (which I never believed), I am very happy with it, and would remain so. I'm looking forward to when they come out with something better (no notch? embedded Touch ID?) for when I buy my next phone, probably in a couple of years.

 

[bakron1]

I never thought it was a concept device and have always loved the gesture concept being a former Blackberry 10 user.

The gesture concept can take the next step now that Apple is going to go forward with it on their next generation of devices.

For myself, I will probably buy one of the new XS models as I always do when the new models are released.

But this time it may not be on the pre order date because I still love my iPhone X and while their are always improvements on the newer models, the XS is not going to make me want to be the first in line to get one as I was when the original X was released. Just my two cents worth.

 

[kataran]

I never thought it was a concept device and have always loved the gesture concept being a former Blackberry 10 user.

The gesture concept can take the next step now that Apple is going to go forward with it on their next generation of devices.

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Gestures and screen is what pulled me away from my beloved SE and like you said the next step will be lovely

 

[Just_Me_D]

I never, ever had even an inkling that the iPhone X was a concept device.

‘Nuf said....

 

[nikkisharif]

I never, ever had even an inkling that the iPhone X was a concept device.

^THIS

 

[kataran]

Bad choice of words I must say.

Disclaimer

Not in anyway does my X act or serve me in a concept type of way

 

[nikkisharif]

Bad choice of words I must say.

Disclaimer

Not in anyway does my X act or serve me in a concept type of way

I did hope it was a limited edition, but I think it was too popular for that.

 

[flyinion]

Based on the amount of time Apple said they put into R&D on FaceID I was pretty sure this was their vision for future iPhones. I personally hope they keep some form of FaceID going forward as I've had way more problems with TouchID than FaceID which with rare exceptions "just works" for me. I could almost count on one hand the number of times FaceID has failed to open my phone for me in the last year when I was actually trying to open it (vs. saying picking it up in the morning to snooze an alarm a few times and it locks out after thinking I was trying to get in to it). On my 7+ and earlier on the other hand I could run out of fingers easily within a month or less.

 

[scruffypig]

I never had any thought that the iPhone X was a one off anniversary device, especially when Tim Cook said that Face ID is the future, here to stay and that Touch ID was not coming back.

 

[Quis89]

I never felt the X was special beyond the fact that it was the first iPhone with such a drastic change and introduced us to Apple's FaceID. I knew it would become the standard in iPhone devices moving forward.

 

[Spencerdl]

I was a little disappointed/surprised that Apple didn't release a "Limited Edition Ten Year Anniversary" for the X, but I kinda figured this would be the iPhone design going forward.