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I might be tempted at half this price, cold all day long at £500+. Your better off buying shares in Apple and not the iPhone, there will always be millions of sheep on this planet to keep the share going up.
smiler594 to djh1975
31 Oct 16#42
What's the return on the shares like?
getsugatenso
29 Oct 162#9
a very serious warning! there are actually 2 versions of the same phone, one with qualcomm chips and ones with intel chip - intel versions known to be 50-75% Worse performing than qualcomm
:confused: I have intel modem :disappointed: oh well
plewis00 to getsugatenso
31 Oct 16#41
Stop scaremongering. The Intel chip is found in the GSM version we get over here and unless you've actually bought the CDMA version from abroad you won't get the Qualcomm chip. The performance gap isn't that much and even so there's not a lot you can do about it other than boycott the phone.
psico83
30 Oct 16#40
The pound situation is rubbish...and is going to get worse. Believing that it could remain stable or improve is like waiting for Santa. Probably, next year's iPhone will be amazing but if you consider that OLED display are more expensive and that the entire iPhone will be more expensive, prices could start from 750£ for the cheapest model, while the most powerful one will cost as a gaming laptop. After all, 'Brexit means Brexit'
dmcmsn
30 Oct 16#39
OOS expired.
aeykeay
30 Oct 16#37
Still searching for a reason behind offers for iPhone 7 across several online retailers over the past few weeks.....is it a sign that iPhone 7 isn't selling well compared to iPhone 7 plus and/or people aren't interested in iPhone 7 since it is same as iPhone 6s in terms of ram etc. hot deal for the people who are interested however i would personally go for plus as recommended by several youtube reviewers.
ferple
30 Oct 16#35
Heaven forbid a company should be in business to make money. People are free not to buy their products.
Kirito101
30 Oct 16#36
Damn I missed it
Picard123
30 Oct 16#34
That doesn't come to another £450 per phone though :laughing:
As for R&D, what R&D? iPhone 7 is basically an iPhone 6 with a missing headphone jack!
Winchmore
30 Oct 16#33
will be on offer £200 by next xmas.
prezesmaks
30 Oct 16#32
OOS
FlyingSquirrel
30 Oct 161#31
Then add in cost of staffing, distribution, tax, r&d, store maintenance.
DirtyQwerty
30 Oct 162#30
That's the bill of materials. There's R&D, advertising etc to factor in. No company has profit margins that fat, not even Apple.
computerdog
30 Oct 16#24
Good price but best to wait for the 10th anniversary of the iphone next year.
Picard123 to computerdog
30 Oct 161#29
It's all overpriced crap anyway that bloats Apple's fat profit margins even more.
Over £300 of that £519 you pay is pure profit to Apple.
These cheap deals have started far earlier than usual in this cycle. Presumably stocks are not shifting due to the virtually non-existent hardware improvements from the 6s?!
McHotpoon to Nujol
29 Oct 16#10
The 7 only costs 36 dollars more than an 6s to make, not enough improvement in it for many to make the upgrade I think.
kiish to Nujol
30 Oct 16#28
Not surprised for at least 32gb, way too small these days now for the iPhone.
MattBudd
30 Oct 16#27
They have already upped the prices for the iPhone in the U.K., they have just upped the prices of the MacBooks
iPhone 6s came out at £539
iPhone 7 came out at £599
Weak sterling sure is rubbish
stanley9
30 Oct 16#26
Out of Stock now
Wadadli_Cooler
30 Oct 16#25
Good prices if they had them in stock. Remember Apple are about to increase all their prices by 20%.
Tootles77
30 Oct 16#23
sag
30 Oct 16#22
OOS
courtster
30 Oct 161#21
£499, quite the saving over the list at the time of £699.
courtster
30 Oct 16#19
As I stated in the other thread I bought an O2 6S 128gb from here 'brand new' a few months ago at a massive saving. Activated it in iTunes, warranty started from that day plus it factory unlocked itself as an added bonus!
tony863 to courtster
30 Oct 16#20
How much did you pay?
ollie87
30 Oct 162#18
Me too, funnily enough I get a 4G signal in far more places than my old iPhone 6. Speed is better too.
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https://www.google.co.uk/amp/www.forbes.com/sites/aarontilley/2016/10/21/how-to-buy-iphone-7-intel-qualcomm-modem/amp/?client=ms-android-google
That doesn't come to another £450 per phone though :laughing:
As for R&D, what R&D? iPhone 7 is basically an iPhone 6 with a missing headphone jack!
Over £300 of that £519 you pay is pure profit to Apple.
https://9to5mac.com/2016/09/20/649-iphone-7-estimated-to-cost-apple-220-heres-the-component-breakdown/
iPhone 6s came out at £539
iPhone 7 came out at £599
Weak sterling sure is rubbish
I would place a bet in real world use 95% of people will notice no difference.