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Old 11-09-2016, 10:52   #16
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Re: Apple Ditches Headphone Socket in iPhone 7

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Originally Posted by martyh View Post
£119 for wireless "air pods" .....i don't think so

wonder how much they charge for the adaptor to connect traditional ear phones
No wires so they will fall out in the wrong place and be lost.

another poor decision by apple

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Originally Posted by Paul M View Post
Pretty rip off prices in the UK, compared to the US (for all iPhones).

Their "exchange rate" is about 1.07

iPhone 7 Plus $769 > £719 (1.07)

iPhone 7 $649 > £599 (1.08)

iPhone 6s Plus $649 > £599 (1.08)

iPhone 6s $549 > £499 (1.10)

iPhone SE $399 > £379 (1.05)

Blaming "Brexit" is just an excuse IMO, the dollar exchange rate is 1.32 atm.
I would say to price them up for the UK, change the $ to a £ and add £100
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