I agree people are entitled to spend their money on what they want. I would choose not to spend that on a phone. I don't use a phone as much as many others.
Some people choose to have a new car every couple of years, others (like me) preferred to buy an apartment in Spain. Each to their own.
I still say £2k is a ridiculous price to pay for a phone. Drop it and you are done for....
2K mm...2 Caribbean cruises...
@jonsie wrote:2K mm...2 Caribbean cruises...
And memories which will last a lifetime.
I have friends who do 2 cruises a year. They also have an apartment in Spain. Again, their choice.
I think they have old Nokia phones. 
@Cleoriff wrote:
@jonsie wrote:2K mm...2 Caribbean cruises...
And memories which will last a lifetime.
I have friends who do 2 cruises a year. They also have an apartment in Spain. Again, their choice.
I think they have old Nokia phones.
Now that is the way to live your life and spend your hard earned money 
I, as you know @Cleoriff, use my phone for everything but there's no way, even if I could afford it, I would spend £2K on a phone, even Samsung.
And yes @MI5 people spend what they can afford, I totally agree. But you and I both know that the people who will be rushing out to buy this phone, are for the most part wanting to show off to their friends. And many will go into debt to have the latest phone, again to show off. I think it will be the rare person that buys this phone because they're into new technology.
Personally I could think of other, more important things to spend £2K on then a phone, no matter how wonderful it is, new tech and all.
@MI5 wrote:
It’s a good job no manufacturer ever listened to you lot or we’d be still using trim phones lol 😂
I’ve just started using my landline again. I’d forgotten how good they are 
It’s a long time since I’ve enjoyed such reliability in terms of call quality. It’s how mobile phones should be if the networks could finally sort out the coverage. WiFi calling shouldn’t be necessary, and isn’t always a reliable solution.
@Cleoriff wrote:
I'm all for new technology. Not when it cost £2k for a phone though....
I wouldn’t even spend half that amount on something that I’m likely to lose or drop. And frankly, it represents too much of a compromise, as it’s neither the best phone or the best tablet 
