Caviar brings out second iPhone 12 Pro Warrior collection

11 February 2021
This time you can pick an iPhone inspired by ancient warriors ranging from Asia to South America and Africa.

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  • 13 Feb 2021

Anonymous, 12 Feb 2021Haha true... All these iOS users are nothing but soyboyz. T... moreWhat’s wrong with soy?

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    • Anonymous
    • pnK
    • 12 Feb 2021

    Tako, 12 Feb 2021Imagine spending this much on iphone and then apple slows i... moreImagine people thinking that you even care about the phone itself when you just buy this for the lol.

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      • Tako
      • Dkq
      • 12 Feb 2021

      Imagine spending this much on iphone and then apple slows it down with an update a few years later. Btw does this has a charger?

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        • Anonymous
        • 802
        • 12 Feb 2021

        [deleted post]Haha true... All these iOS users are nothing but soyboyz. They don't even have an ounce of warrior DNA in them.

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          • Anonymous
          • ntJ
          • 11 Feb 2021

          Berserker, 11 Feb 2021Solid gold, no kidding 😅Lol

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            • Anonymous
            • nxd
            • 11 Feb 2021

            Meh, what is the point of combining extremely expensive materials of exceptional longevity with components known for their comparably fruit-fly life cycle? In a few decades, these (and similar) devices will be nothing more than (significantly more) impressive versions of their mass-production counterparts - sad and hollow shells. In my opinion, retaining its initial value is exactly the caveat of highly advanced technology. You put the same precious metals, gems, and artifacts in the shaft of a fountain pen or face/case of a mechanical watch - and get something what will easily outlive you and will probably increase its worth for generations to come not just because it will be much more reliable over time, but also because even in case of a breakdown, you will be able to repair it and restore its original function (with appropriate craft and knowledge, and a "bit" of money, of course :) ) for virtually unlimited time...
            By the way, I have been eyeing Xperia XZ2 Compact as a compact flagship since its announcement. The initial price was ridiculous, but the current price of at least €350 for the few remaining brand new devices is even less justifiable, given the current non-existent official software support 3 years (!) after release.

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              • MqI
              • 11 Feb 2021

              Don't even need the prices to know that i can't afford these.

                Solid gold, no kidding 😅

                  yeah, cause the first batch they did when the phones launched months ago were a hit and sold out immediately

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