One-third of Galaxy S7 customers join the Galaxy Club upgrade program
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AnonD-77892, 29 Mar 2016"lg g5 being the most awesome android in 2016" ahahaah... a... moreThere will always be people who are scared of innovation
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Mkdc, 29 Mar 2016True but samsung devotees that upgrade yearly are those tha... more"lg g5 being the most awesome android in 2016" ahahaah... awkward phone never been AWESOME lol
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AnonD-442781, 28 Mar 2016In reality you aren't missing much by upgrading every 24 mo... moreTrue but samsung devotees that upgrade yearly are those that will benifit the most out of this program as stated in my ofher post. For everyone else, they definitely shouldn't tie themselves with samsung, as other brands step up when needed (lg g5 being the most awesome android in 2016)
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AnonD-519845, 28 Mar 2016It doesnt worth it at all. In 1st year you pay half of the ... moreI really don't understand what you're saying because I really don't see the difference between buying three phones at full price and having to sell them at possibly
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Mkdc, 28 Mar 2016Actually, it's the best thing ever for samsung owners. Thin... moreIn reality you aren't missing much by upgrading every 24 months instead of 12. And other than that the price of these upgrade programs are comparable to a contract, which you'd still have to pay for separately if you get on Samsung's program. And you also don't get to keep the phone.
If you want stress free upgrading every single year, then its worth it. But its not value for money. The smartphone market has already saturated, many people don't mind having a phone 4 years old, you pretty much have the latest if you stay on a normal 24 month contract with a carrier.
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Mkdc, 28 Mar 2016Actually, it's the best thing ever for samsung owners. Thin... moreyea it look great
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AnonD-442781, 28 Mar 2016Its not worth it if you're bothered to sell your old phone ... moreActually, it's the best thing ever for samsung owners. Think about it, samsung high end phones are sold at half price one year later brand new, which means that you can only hope to sell your used galaxy s or note at 40% of the initial price paid, and on top of that, you will miss out on new features that are exclusive to new device, as samsung is known to not include any new features to already released phones (ex: 7 months old predecessor s6 edge+ will not get always on feature of the s7 edge that is based on software).
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- 28 Mar 2016
It doesnt worth it at all. In 1st year you pay half of the phones price, then change it for new phone and pay 2 more years the full price of the new phone. At the end of the 3rd year you'll end up having one phone for the 50% higher price. If they would let you keep your original phone then it would be OK, otherwise its a rip off.
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- 28 Mar 2016
how many are those one-third in absolute numbers ???
if i am not wrong , S6 sold about 150K initially
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- 28 Mar 2016
Its not worth it if you're bothered to sell your old phone or pass it down to someone, I think.
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- 28 Mar 2016
it's Gonna Be a worst Phone LOL :-D