Of course it’s a good deal.
$1/day for something you’re going to use a LOT is a good deal.
My phone is my...
- phone
- web browser
- music player
- video player
- weatherman
- home automation control
- classroom
- still camera
- video camera
- music editing studio
- video editing studio
- social forum(s)
- calendar
- personal assistant
- personal trainer
- sleep monitor
- international maps
- radio
- music “what’s that song” identifier
- TV remote
- finance manager
- deal finder
- contact list
- word processor
- spreadsheet
- “loyalty card” stack
- credit/debit card stack
- calculator
- VR & AR entertainment
- game console
- drone controller
- mail management
- catalog shopping
- cookbook
- library (several hundred books)
- and a pile of other things too.
- Oh, and it makes phone calls (audio & video).
For $1/day.
(And that’s not including me writing apps for a living.)
Your list is a bit short.
Just used mine to track a jog as a combination of stop watch, heart rate monitor and pedometer. All with periodic voice read out.
You’ve got that right.
With all that stuff it does, how long does a charge last?
Come on. No one is saying some won’t think it’s worth that much money. Hell note8 costs about as much too.
The issue is cook saying it’s value priced. Value price is the old iPhone which does all the same things for a lot less money. If the X is value priced what is the iphone6/7?