Experience is everything.

It's not the same and it's not the same. An iPhone works well in everything, thanks to its arbitrary system and so on.

Many times it's because of the status that an iPhone gives that people buy them, but I also think that if it wasn't a good product it wouldn't sell as much, and there wouldn't be as many people around the world defending the brand.

I think an iPhone is very much worth buying, for those who can afford it.

But I also think that 99% of people with a 200 to 300 euro/dollar phone would be more than fine with their life, and the tasks they do.

In my view neither the $1,000 nor the $200.

A $780 one like the iPhone XR is in my view the best value for money.

At $780 like the iPhone XR is in my view the best value for money.

It's the best value for money.

I find it incomprehensible. In the same way that I wouldn't buy a 55-inch Bang&Olufsen TV, and it costs more than 9,000 euros. It's very good, it's very nice, it's very exclusive, yes, but for me it doesn't justify that price.

Under your logic then I would say:

Why do people buy Mercedes when a Chevrolet Spark will take you anywhere you want to go?

Why do people buy big houses with swimming pools when they can live in a tiny room?

I think you should focus on yourself and stop paying so much attention to what other people do with their money, that is none of your business.

to brag.

By bragging.

The tasks you can do with a smartphone are one thing ### the features, specifications and quality of the device are quite another.