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airpods max vs sony xm6, which one you picking?
both are still expensive headphones, and at this price the choice feels bigger than just sound quality.
sony is the more practical one (lighter, better battery, folds, works with everything), while apple has that premium build and ecosystem integration.
but is the apple experience really worth the extra money, or would you pick sony even if price wasn’t a factor?
curious to hear from people who’ve actually used either of them
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Has anyone else felt like Samsung phones have become really expensive compared to what they actually give you?
I’m not saying they make bad phones. Displays, cameras and build quality are generally solid. But when I look at other brands in the same price range I keep feeling like Samsung is charging more while offering less hardware.
Some competitors just throw in faster charging, bigger batteries, a charger in the box, better front cameras or other features Samsung leaves out, even on their more expensive models. What’s weirder is Samsung sometimes removes stuff people were already used to and still increases the price while other brands seem to be trying harder to give more hardware for the same money.
I get that software support, One UI, the ecosystem and brand name have value. I’m just not sure at what point that premium stops making sense.
Are we actually getting something significantly better or are we mostly paying for the brand?
What does Samsung still do better that justifies the higher price?
And if you’ve switched, did you feel like you got better value?
Curious what people think.
Has anyone else felt like Samsung phones have become really expensive compared to what they actually give you?
I’m not saying they make bad phones. Displays, cameras and build quality are generally solid. But when I look at other brands in the same price range I keep feeling like Samsung is charging more while offering less hardware.
Some competitors just throw in faster charging, bigger batteries, a charger in the box, better front cameras or other features Samsung leaves out, even on their more expensive models. What’s weirder is Samsung sometimes removes stuff people were already used to and still increases the price while other brands seem to be trying harder to give more hardware for the same money.
I get that software support, One UI, the ecosystem and brand name have value. I’m just not sure at what point that premium stops making sense.
Are we actually getting something significantly better or are we mostly paying for the brand?
What does Samsung still do better that justifies the higher price?
And if you’ve switched, did you feel like you got better value?
Curious what people think.