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The Apple 7 was released; Putin was angry, while the Chinese laughed

2015-08-11View Original

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The Apple 7 is about to be officially available for purchase, but will China not get the chance to be among the first to buy it? In the United States, its presale price is 1,800 dollars, with Terry Gou charging a processing fee of 25 dollars; it’s likely that in the Chinese mainland its price will rise to 10,000, 20,000, or even 30,000 dollars. Only when Chinese people stop buying the iPhone 7 for a month does its price drop. Apple is once again using hunger marketing tactics against China – the iPhone 7 was launched worldwide, but not in the Chinese mainland! Apple thinks that everyone in China is stupid and rich! Treating all Chinese people as fools and slandering them – since there are no iPhone 7s available in mainland China, people will buy counterfeit versions through various channels! Thereby creating the illusion of a shortage of products! Putin is right in his teachings! A crappy iPhone 7 – just a communication tool, and not even eligible for launch in China, the world’s largest Apple market. It’s simply an insult – to discriminate in such a way against the Chinese mainland, yet to make countless people there go crazy and admire it! It’s truly heartbreaking! Disgusting! A single product that manages to make countless people obsessively adore it, as if it had brainwashed them. At that time, an iPhone 6 cost only 280 yuan, but its price was driven up to over 10,000, even over 20,000 yuan. What does this mean! Think about it carefully! So, can the Chinese refuse the iPhone 7?
Reply #22015-08-11
I happened to take a look at my colleague’s phone today. 8 people, six Samsung phones, one Huawei phone, and one I don’t recognize; in any case, none of the phones purchased are domestic brands.
Reply #32015-08-12
There are 5 people in our department: 3 use Apple devices, 1 uses an Apple device, and I use Meizu
Reply #42015-08-12
Take a look at my history of using mobile phones: the first PHS phone. . . . The second waveguide (seems to be dead). . . The third one is the Nokia 6120C. . . The fourth Samsung. . The fifth Coolpad. . . The sixth Xiaomi. . The 7th one is currently in the planning stage; I want to switch to a Huawei device. . .
Reply #52015-08-12
Lumia loyal fan; from Lumia E7 to Lumia E8
Reply #62015-08-12
The iPhone 7 should come out soon; I’ve been waiting to buy an iPhone 5 at a low price.
Reply #72015-08-12
I plan to use the iPhone 10 Plus directly
Reply #82015-08-13
The price of a smartphone can’t be set at its actual cost, as there are also expenses for marketing, design, and so on; There’s nothing wrong with scarcity marketing – didn’t Xiaomi use it for several years back as well? Only a few tens of thousands of units are sold online per week, and some of those are fake sales ; It still criticizes others for being knockoffs; the key issue is that it doesn’t work well either. PS, I’m not a Apple fan. But I don’t think Apple has done anything wrong or failed to treat its people poorly.
Reply #92015-08-13
Those in marketing are the ones with money :D
Reply #102015-08-13
I also took a look at the phones used by my colleagues today – 12 people in total, with six Apple phones, three Samsung phones, and two Huawei phones. I use a Huawei phone; I don’t care about appearances;P

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