The iPhone Thread

cs_rajesh · 2nd September 2018, 03:20

https://www.cnbc.com/2018/08/30/appl...-time-set.html. New iPhones on the anvil.

mr_hardcore · 11th September 2018, 10:22

My 10 month old iPhone X's display gave away last night. The battery drained earlier in the day and when finally I was able to provide some charging, it simply gave away in mid of call

. Not able to answer any of the calls or switch it off.

Any suggestions on how to proceed ahead or arrange a replacement?

Regards

riteshritesh · 11th September 2018, 15:33

Quote:

Originally Posted by mr_hardcore

Any suggestions on how to proceed ahead or arrange a replacement?

Regards

Visit your nearest apple service centre which you can find out by visiting the Apple India website.

hemanth.anand · 13th September 2018, 00:43

Prices of iphones launched today

iphone X r 64GB $749
iphone X r 128GB $799
iphone X r 256GB $899
iphone X s 64GB $999
iphone X s 256GB $1149
iphone X s 512GB $1349
iphone X s max 64GB $1099
iphone X s max 256GB $1249
iphone X s max 512GB $1449

September 28 will be available in India. If prices of previous iphones are anything to go by, then the least expensive one in this list will be 75k and the costliest one will be 1.45lakhs in India

agambhandari · 13th September 2018, 00:44

Quote:

Originally Posted by hemanth.anand

Prices of iphones launched today

iphone X r 64GB $749
iphone X r 128GB $799
iphone X r 256GB $899
iphone X s 64GB $999
iphone X s 256GB $1149
iphone X s 512GB $1349
iphone X s max 64GB $1099
iphone X s max 256GB $1249
iphone X s max 512GB $1449

September 28 will be available in India. If prices of previous iphones are anything to go by, then the least expensive one in this list will be 75k and the costliest one will be 1.45lakhs in India

XS starts at 99k in India. Max at 1.09

abhjain · 13th September 2018, 05:22

Guess, it's time to move to Android now 🐵

Ithaca · 13th September 2018, 06:15

Quote:

Originally Posted by mr_hardcore

My 10 month old iPhone X's display gave away last night.
Any suggestions on how to proceed ahead or arrange a replacement?
Regards

On 7th Sept, my 10 month old iPhone X crashed. There was no display. The Black Screen Of Death.
Visited the local Maple store with original bill.
Phone was under warranty so was told that if it is fixed in the store, it will take 2 working days.
In case of a bigger problem, it will take 5 working days since phone is shipped to Bangalore.
Saturday I was informed that phone sent to Bangalore. Tuesday I received SMS to collect my phone.
Since it was a hardware issue, a new iPhone X was given to me along with a service report.
Currently it has been set up and being used. Hope this helps.

Quote:

Originally Posted by hemanth.anand

September 28 will be available in India.
If prices of previous iphones are anything to go by, then the least expensive one in this list will be 75k and the costliest one will be 1.45 lakhs in India

With exchange offer on old iPhone and 10k cashback on Citicards, the price reduces considerably for the fanboys who purchase it in the first week.

Citibank usually offers 10k cashback for the first few weeks so that brings down the price quite a bit.

sukiwa · 13th September 2018, 07:29

some points about launch event
- Edge to Edge displays will be new normal across the new range, bye-bye home button
- Photo & video quality is going to be even more amazing; this itself would be enough reason to upgrade. 'WANT' pull is strong here.
- eSIM: Glad to see name of Indian carriers Jio & Airtel on screen for eSIM support. This should mean lesser hassles for consumers.
- Dual SIM: China market will get models with 2 physical SIMs. Wish Indian market would also get same models given widespread dual SIM usage.
- Standard Edition phone: Was hoping against hope for an updated model. But, with no mention whatsoever during the event, it's very likely that Apple has dropped 4" screen phone. On Apple website, this model was visible before/during the event but not after the event. If Apple's strategy of packing more screen size in same/small footprint is anything to go by, then it makes sense. Those who prefer smallest footprint, it's time to buy iPhone SE now.
- We all know Apple is not just about great products, but also about marketing. Enthusiasm & passion that presenters display should be a benchmark, something that is found missing in many Indian auto launch events. Explanation of technology for day-to-day usage benefits is what will indirectly force the consumer to want an iPhone rather than need one. Makes me watch Simon Sinek's WHY video again.
- Pricing: Niche product taken to all new level. Would like to see buying pattern of youngsters now, kind of living the moment Vs living on the edge.

Off-topic: this event made me use edge browser finally.

francis_vaz · 13th September 2018, 10:02

Any idea if fast charger is included in the box at least for the XS MAX variant, given the extra premium we have to pay for it.

roamer012 · 13th September 2018, 11:25

Quote:

Originally Posted by hemanth.anand

Prices of iphones launched today

iphone X r 64GB $749

iphone X s max 512GB $1449

September 28 will be available in India. If prices of previous iphones are anything to go by, then the least expensive one in this list will be 75k and the costliest one will be 1.45lakhs in India

Prices as per Indian website

iphone X r 64GB Rs. 76,900
iphone X r 128GB Rs. 81,900
iphone X r 256GB Rs. 91,900
iphone X s 64GB Rs. 99,900
iphone X s 256GB Rs. 1,14,900
iphone X s 512GB Rs. 1,34,900
iphone X s max 64GB Rs. 1,09,900
iphone X s max 256GB Rs. 1,24,900
iphone X s max 512GB Rs. 1,44,900

It is almost as if USD to INR conversion rate is 1 USD = 100 INR for new iPhones.

Cyborg · 13th September 2018, 13:30

Quote:

Originally Posted by francis_vaz

Any idea if fast charger is included in the box at least for the XS MAX variant, given the extra premium we have to pay for it.

Pocket Now Daily has reported its not included in the box and supposed to cost an additional USD 75.

Cheers

Pancham · 13th September 2018, 15:06

Quote:

Originally Posted by roamer012

Prices as per Indian website

iphone X r 64GB Rs. 76,900
iphone X r 128GB Rs. 81,900
iphone X r 256GB Rs. 91,900
iphone X s 64GB Rs. 99,900
iphone X s 256GB Rs. 1,14,900
iphone X s 512GB Rs. 1,34,900
iphone X s max 64GB Rs. 1,09,900
iphone X s max 256GB Rs. 1,24,900
iphone X s max 512GB Rs. 1,44,900

It is almost as if USD to INR conversion rate is 1 USD = 100 INR for new iPhones.

Can you share the link to the page since India website do not usually mention the pricing.

roamer012 · 13th September 2018, 15:11

Quote:

Originally Posted by Pancham

Can you share the link to the page since India website do not usually mention the pricing.

https://www.apple.com/in/iphone/compare/

Under compare tab Indian website does shows prices of most of apple products for quite some time now.

motorworks · 13th September 2018, 17:02

A big relief for people like me who carry 2 phones and that too iPhones! It is a huge hassle if you have 2 separate office and personal numbers and if you are glued on to the iPhone then a switch to android is very difficult.

I have a iPhone 7 and 6 right now and would gladly trade both of them for a iPhone Xr. Both my SIM cards are JIO, so I think there is no issue with compatibility.

This is the first time I have heard of this e-sim. What is the draw back of this set up vs a traditional dual SIM card slot set up? And if there are no significant drawbacks then why has Apple used the traditional dual SIM card set up only for China? Govt regulations or network compliance issues or something like that?

CrAzY dRiVeR · 13th September 2018, 18:03

Quote:

Originally Posted by roamer012

iphone X r 64GB Rs. 76,900
iphone X r 128GB Rs. 81,900
iphone X r 256GB Rs. 91,900

https://youtu.be/mgOQgciWLlg

+ Same A12 bionic chip. Almost same internals as XS range.
+ Same primary cam as XS. OIS. F1.8 aperture.
+ 6 new colours.

- LCD Display
- 720p. Not full HD.
- No 3D touch.
- Single camera.

Quote:

Originally Posted by roamer012

iphone X s 64GB Rs. 99,900
iphone X s 256GB Rs. 1,14,900
iphone X s 512GB Rs. 1,34,900
iphone X s max 64GB Rs. 1,09,900
iphone X s max 256GB Rs. 1,24,900
iphone X s max 512GB Rs. 1,44,900

https://youtu.be/GSWOs4_etoE

XS and XS Max are good phones, except for these insane prices!

2nd September 2018, 03:20	#11251
cs_rajesh BHPian Join Date: Dec 2007 Location: Bangalore Posts: 331 Thanked: 311 Times	Re: The iPhone Thread https://www.cnbc.com/2018/08/30/appl...-time-set.html. New iPhones on the anvil.
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11th September 2018, 10:22	#11252
mr_hardcore BHPian Join Date: Aug 2006 Location: HR 13 Posts: 63 Thanked: 125 Times	Re: The iPhone Thread My 10 month old iPhone X's display gave away last night. The battery drained earlier in the day and when finally I was able to provide some charging, it simply gave away in mid of call . Not able to answer any of the calls or switch it off. Any suggestions on how to proceed ahead or arrange a replacement? Regards
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13th September 2018, 00:43	#11254
hemanth.anand Distinguished - BHPian Join Date: Jan 2010 Location: Bengaluru Posts: 3,203 Thanked: 13,336 Times View My Garage	Re: The iPhone Thread Prices of iphones launched today iphone X r 64GB $749 iphone X r 128GB $799 iphone X r 256GB $899 iphone X s 64GB $999 iphone X s 256GB $1149 iphone X s 512GB $1349 iphone X s max 64GB $1099 iphone X s max 256GB $1249 iphone X s max 512GB $1449 September 28 will be available in India. If prices of previous iphones are anything to go by, then the least expensive one in this list will be 75k and the costliest one will be 1.45lakhs in India
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13th September 2018, 05:22	#11256
abhjain BHPian Join Date: Jul 2011 Location: New Delhi Posts: 222 Thanked: 74 Times	Guess, it's time to move to Android now 🐵
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13th September 2018, 07:29	#11258
sukiwa Senior - BHPian Join Date: Dec 2006 Location: pune Posts: 2,214 Thanked: 2,052 Times	Re: The iPhone Thread some points about launch event - Edge to Edge displays will be new normal across the new range, bye-bye home button - Photo & video quality is going to be even more amazing; this itself would be enough reason to upgrade. 'WANT' pull is strong here. - eSIM: Glad to see name of Indian carriers Jio & Airtel on screen for eSIM support. This should mean lesser hassles for consumers. - Dual SIM: China market will get models with 2 physical SIMs. Wish Indian market would also get same models given widespread dual SIM usage. - Standard Edition phone: Was hoping against hope for an updated model. But, with no mention whatsoever during the event, it's very likely that Apple has dropped 4" screen phone. On Apple website, this model was visible before/during the event but not after the event. If Apple's strategy of packing more screen size in same/small footprint is anything to go by, then it makes sense. Those who prefer smallest footprint, it's time to buy iPhone SE now. - We all know Apple is not just about great products, but also about marketing. Enthusiasm & passion that presenters display should be a benchmark, something that is found missing in many Indian auto launch events. Explanation of technology for day-to-day usage benefits is what will indirectly force the consumer to want an iPhone rather than need one. Makes me watch Simon Sinek's WHY video again. - Pricing: Niche product taken to all new level. Would like to see buying pattern of youngsters now, kind of living the moment Vs living on the edge. Off-topic: this event made me use edge browser finally.
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13th September 2018, 10:02	#11259
francis_vaz BHPian Join Date: Jun 2018 Location: Mumbai Posts: 182 Thanked: 491 Times	Re: The iPhone Thread Any idea if fast charger is included in the box at least for the XS MAX variant, given the extra premium we have to pay for it.
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13th September 2018, 17:02	#11264
motorworks Senior - BHPian Join Date: Sep 2009 Location: Bangalore Posts: 1,743 Thanked: 3,796 Times View My Garage	The iPhone Thread A big relief for people like me who carry 2 phones and that too iPhones! It is a huge hassle if you have 2 separate office and personal numbers and if you are glued on to the iPhone then a switch to android is very difficult. I have a iPhone 7 and 6 right now and would gladly trade both of them for a iPhone Xr. Both my SIM cards are JIO, so I think there is no issue with compatibility. This is the first time I have heard of this e-sim. What is the draw back of this set up vs a traditional dual SIM card slot set up? And if there are no significant drawbacks then why has Apple used the traditional dual SIM card set up only for China? Govt regulations or network compliance issues or something like that?
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