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3 very big reasons not to buy iPhone 6

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3 very sensible reasons not to buy iPhone 6 or iPhone 6 Plus

3 reasons not to buy iPhone 6
iPhone is really not cool anymore

iPhone 6 and iPhone 6 Plus were recently introduced and soon will be offered in stores. Now when all detailed specifications of these two extremely expensive smartphones are available we can clearly point out couple of reasons why you shouldn't spend your money on any of these two.

Reason 1 - PRICE

Prices of over $600 and £540.00 in UK are way over what you should spend on a smartphone. There are plenty of smartphones out there that can offer you similar functionality but at a much lower price. It is really not worth it spending so much money on a phone, especially nowadays when hi-tech gadgets became so much more affordable and you don't need to spend a lot to buy something really nice like a high-end tablet.

Reason 2 - It is new but it is alread outdated

You've probably seen this image called 'Dear iPhone users: Welcome to 2012' where all the 'new' features in the iPhone 6 were already existing in the 2012 Nexus 4 smartphone - NFC payments, notification actions etc.
We quite agree with this statement as the iPhone 6 and iPhone 6 Plus are missing some crucial new features like wireless charging, IR blasters, water resistance and many others that are already implemented in flagship Android phones like the Samsung Galaxy S5. As a conclusion I can clearly state that the iPhone 6 is far from innovative and that is a big reason not to buy this phone.

Reason 3 - it is not cool anymore

I remember the times when only few people in the neighborhood had Apple devices and those who owned iPhone-s were even less. Of course its price back then was also quite high but it was well worth spending the money on something that was not owned by every 3rd person on the street just like it is right now. The exclusiveness of the iPhone was probably its key selling point and now when it is almost lost, there is not much to consider when choosing your next phone...

iPhone 6 and iPhone 6 Plus - the end of the iPhone era?
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