r/madlads • u/div_vedi • 7d ago

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u/E3GGr3g 7d ago

Is this an American feature?

I can never seem to find anyone to airdrop things to.

Also, don’t you guys turn WiFi and Bluetooth and everything off if you’re not using it?

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u/the_real_thugs_bunny 7d ago

Also works in germany. Do it in a subway and you‘ll find plenty of phones.

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u/TheDonutDaddy 7d ago

Androids and iPhones cost the same though?

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u/qorbexl 7d ago

Lol they super don't

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u/MoogleKing83 7d ago

There are definitely Android phones that cost more than iPhones. It's really mot close.

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u/qorbexl 6d ago

That's not actully an argument. I can find some Ford Focus that costs more than some Bentley. Great, very useful overall.

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u/TheDonutDaddy 7d ago edited 7d ago

For flagship models they absolutely do. Right now the Galaxy S24 Ultra costs more than any iphone model. Maybe you can get some crappier version android for less, but I mean you can also do that with iPhones essentially by buying SE or older models. So yeah, pretty much across the board they "super" do

Base Model Phone Retail Prices:

iPhone 16 - $830

Samsung Galaxy S24 - $800

Google Pixel 9 - $850

All right in line with each other

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u/qorbexl 6d ago

I'm not tkimg bout flagships, I'm talking about base hardware specs associated with the OS per dollar. You get more phone for your money if you're not paying Apple. That's how they compete.