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iPhone 14 Pro Max 512GB, paid €1859 for it directly from Apple and I sold it a few months later for the S23 Ultra which was €1819 for the 1TB version lol
My current Sony Xperia 5 II was the most expensive and best phone I ever had. I have it for more than 2 years now, and I expect to keep using it for at least 2 more years.
I bought my Huawei Mate 30 RS Porsche Design for a bit more than $2,000 (including a $260 premium) at the end of 2019. After 3.5 years of use, I think it's more or less worth the money spent, but not the premium. The phone's got a solid performance, class-leading camera (at the time of launch) and an exquisite design which easily stands out from the mass. The most important point for me, however, is undoubtedly the sense of pure luxury it can bring to me and people around.
I think you've just broken the counter with that number up there :)) I had the opportunity to test the Xs2, and everything you've just pointed out is absolutely valid. One major drag was the case, which was, in my experience, a major PITA to operate. Other than that, the outward fold beats the inward fold any day of the week.
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iPhone 14 Pro Max 512GB, paid €1859 for it directly from Apple and I sold it a few months later for the S23 Ultra which was €1819 for the 1TB version lol
My current Sony Xperia 5 II was the most expensive and best phone I ever had. I have it for more than 2 years now, and I expect to keep using it for at least 2 more years.
I bought my Huawei Mate 30 RS Porsche Design for a bit more than $2,000 (including a $260 premium) at the end of 2019. After 3.5 years of use, I think it's more or less worth the money spent, but not the premium. The phone's got a solid performance, class-leading camera (at the time of launch) and an exquisite design which easily stands out from the mass. The most important point for me, however, is undoubtedly the sense of pure luxury it can bring to me and people around.
Sony Ericsson P900. $800 back in 2003 was pretty crazy. I loved the hardware, but Symbian OS was not so pleasant on it
I think you've just broken the counter with that number up there :)) I had the opportunity to test the Xs2, and everything you've just pointed out is absolutely valid. One major drag was the case, which was, in my experience, a major PITA to operate. Other than that, the outward fold beats the inward fold any day of the week.