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Should I get IPhone X or IPhone 8 or 8+

I feel like IPhone x isn’t nessercery

Here’s why I feel that
https://www.apple.com/au/iphone/compare/
Almost the same but IPhone x has more features
So u can tell me information and I’ll see which to buy xD
All I don’t like about the X is there’s no home button it’s just a swipe
 
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why, why do you want to buy it
it costs SO much money just for a few extra features.....
tbh I dont think you should buy it i mean soon theres gonna be like a new iphone out with a few more features
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I recommend getting an iPhone 6 or something that's lower-classed for the longest duration. I've been hearing complaints that the newer iPhones and iPads are very easily breakable and some may even have exploding batteries. I have an iPad 2 (from 2011. It's very outdated) and it still runs perfectly, no problems at all. It even comes with its own anti-virus. Some people say that Apple makes things delicate on purpose so people have to pay more. Idk about that rumor, but I just say you get an older phone. Although they may not be as fast, you can still get software updates to a point. Don't update them too much with old hardware because they may slow down after a bit. Besides, the older phones are much cheaper. However if you are the kind of person who never drops anything, get whatever you want. This is just my suggestion.

Edit: also, get a phone with a button. They can freeze up if there's too much stress on the processor (which is an easy fix, just to a hard reboot). But if the button's part of the screen and the screen freezes up, you're pretty much screwed. All you can do if that happens is wait till the phone runs out of battery and recharge it. (I used to do that all the time with my old Kindle fire. Rip it was killed by my stupid neighbor leaving it on all night while plugged in and something melted).
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But it is good that have an button becuase button can easily broke
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BlueWillow said:
I recommend getting an iPhone 6 or something that's lower-classed for the longest duration. I've been hearing complaints that the newer iPhones and iPads are very easily breakable and some may even have exploding batteries. I have an iPad 2 (from 2011. It's very outdated) and it still runs perfectly, no problems at all. It even comes with its own anti-virus. Some people say that Apple makes things delicate on purpose so people have to pay more. Idk about that rumor, but I just say you get an older phone. Although they may not be as fast, you can still get software updates to a point. Don't update them too much with old hardware because they may slow down after a bit. Besides, the older phones are much cheaper. However if you are the kind of person who never drops anything, get whatever you want. This is just my suggestion.

Edit: also, get a phone with a button. They can freeze up if there's too much stress on the processor (which is an easy fix, just to a hard reboot). But if the button's part of the screen and the screen freezes up, you're pretty much screwed. All you can do if that happens is wait till the phone runs out of battery and recharge it. (I used to do that all the time with my old Kindle fire. Rip it was killed by my stupid neighbor leaving it on all night while plugged in and something melted).
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what if you’re like me and you never drop your devices but you borrow them to your friends and them drop them every 2 minutes
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BlueWillow said:
I recommend getting an iPhone 6 or something that's lower-classed for the longest duration. I've been hearing complaints that the newer iPhones and iPads are very easily breakable and some may even have exploding batteries. I have an iPad 2 (from 2011. It's very outdated) and it still runs perfectly, no problems at all. It even comes with its own anti-virus. Some people say that Apple makes things delicate on purpose so people have to pay more. Idk about that rumor, but I just say you get an older phone. Although they may not be as fast, you can still get software updates to a point. Don't update them too much with old hardware because they may slow down after a bit. Besides, the older phones are much cheaper. However if you are the kind of person who never drops anything, get whatever you want. This is just my suggestion.

Edit: also, get a phone with a button. They can freeze up if there's too much stress on the processor (which is an easy fix, just to a hard reboot). But if the button's part of the screen and the screen freezes up, you're pretty much screwed. All you can do if that happens is wait till the phone runs out of battery and recharge it. (I used to do that all the time with my old Kindle fire. Rip it was killed by my stupid neighbor leaving it on all night while plugged in and something melted).
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Same I have a iPad mini 2 from 2013 it just has a few scratches and a blue marks and it runs perfectly fine

I think I’ll get IPhone 8 or 8+ or X xD
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Verified Fangirl said:
what if you’re like me and you never drop your devices but you borrow them to your friends and them drop them every 2 minutes
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I think I've only dropped my iPad like what, twice maybe? I don't remember. Its screen never broke, either. The only thing that bothers me with it is that I can't update to newer softwares like iOS 11, and the keyboard is a bit slow sometimes. But that's because I type really fast. The screen also has some scratches because of my long nails, but you need to look really closely to see them in just the right lighting.
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get the 8! the + is too big XD and the X has no home button:eek::cautious::lmao:
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BlueWillow said:
I think I've only dropped my iPad like what, twice maybe? I don't remember. Its screen never broke, either. The only thing that bothers me with it is that I can't update to newer softwares like iOS 11, and the keyboard is a bit slow sometimes. But that's because I type really fast. The screen also has some scratches because of my long nails, but you need to look really closely to see them in just the right lighting.
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i am almost the exact same, except I haven’t dropped my ipad before. ever. never in a million years lol.
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100imsilverr said:
get the 8! the + is too big XD and the X has no home button:eek::cautious::lmao:
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Ye I was thinking about that too the IPhone X is basically like Samsung Galaxy S8 or something and IPhone 8 with Unessercery annoying features

So 8 or 8+ it is
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Verified Fangirl said:
i am almost the exact same, except I haven’t dropped my ipad before. ever. never in a million years lol.
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I have dropped my iPad on the floor by running and it dropped hard and slided and I checked, 2 scratches and that’s it
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LucasTheDutchAD said:
Should I get IPhone X or IPhone 8 or 8+

I feel like IPhone x isn’t nessercery

Here’s why I feel that
https://www.apple.com/au/iphone/compare/
Almost the same but IPhone x has more features
So u can tell me information and I’ll see which to buy xD
All I don’t like about the X is there’s no home button it’s just a swipe
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buy none ._. its just a couple new useless features so just stick to what you have
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also...
what about the headphone jack...?b
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Don't bother getting stupid, crappy iPhones.
Use your money to get something more useful or do something more productive.
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BlueWillow said:
I recommend getting an iPhone 6 or something that's lower-classed for the longest duration. I've been hearing complaints that the newer iPhones and iPads are very easily breakable and some may even have exploding batteries. I have an iPad 2 (from 2011. It's very outdated) and it still runs perfectly, no problems at all. It even comes with its own anti-virus. Some people say that Apple makes things delicate on purpose so people have to pay more. Idk about that rumor, but I just say you get an older phone. Although they may not be as fast, you can still get software updates to a point. Don't update them too much with old hardware because they may slow down after a bit. Besides, the older phones are much cheaper. However if you are the kind of person who never drops anything, get whatever you want. This is just my suggestion.

Edit: also, get a phone with a button. They can freeze up if there's too much stress on the processor (which is an easy fix, just to a hard reboot). But if the button's part of the screen and the screen freezes up, you're pretty much screwed. All you can do if that happens is wait till the phone runs out of battery and recharge it. (I used to do that all the time with my old Kindle fire. Rip it was killed by my stupid neighbor leaving it on all night while plugged in and something melted).
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Well at least he can jailbreak his iPad
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