That was Note 7CollegeGraduate wrote: ↑ Isn't note 8 the one with exploding batteries?
That was the Note 7 and they stopped producing that model in October of 2016:CollegeGraduate wrote: ↑ Isn't note 8 the one with exploding batteries?
Waking up on the street cause you got no more money pay for rentdealixious wrote: ↑ So where does note 8 take you?
To the poor house after spending over $1000 on a phone...dealixious wrote: ↑ So where does note 8 take you?
That was the Note 7.CollegeGraduate wrote: ↑ Isn't note 8 the one with exploding batteries?
) and shipped them back out.Why are people entertaining this obvious lame joke/jab at the Samsung..CollegeGraduate wrote: ↑ Isn't note 8 the one with exploding batteries?
RFD-ers don't pay $1000+ for phones!MoneyHypeMike wrote: ↑ This is a great phone, paid the full price for it on launch.
Price tag isn't a big deal if you keep it more than 2 years (I switched from Note 3 to Note 8)
After 3 years the phone still has residual value. You can sell it for $450-500 I would think.slava86 wrote: ↑ RFD-ers don't pay $1000+ for phones!
Price tag is a big deal... Let's say you keep it for 3 years - that's $400/year for what will be outdated after the first 2. In a 3 year life span your chances of breaking either the entire phone or the expensive screen are quite & that will add to your costs. On top of that, when a wireless provider amortizes the phone over the duration of the contract - it's an interest-free loan whereas here you're forking out capital that could be put to better use...
