I have a few theories.
1st: Customers don't really look at specs but brand recognition.
2nd: The market will bear the price of 199 (subsidize)for any flagship phone because we have been train on that pricing.
The only way this number would change is that if the On Contract price of a major player flagship starts at 99 dollars.
If the next flagship iPhone/Galaxy were to start at 99 dollars, the rest of the market will shift to that market.
3rd:More people are heavily invested in the Amazon ecosystem than perceived expectations(Heck I honestly didn't expect the phone to surprise Galaxy S5).
4th: Because of ATT's large market share (Both Verizon and ATT each have a 3rd of the market), the exclusivity agreement may not be that strong of a factor.
What are your thoughts.
1st: Customers don't really look at specs but brand recognition.
2nd: The market will bear the price of 199 (subsidize)for any flagship phone because we have been train on that pricing.
The only way this number would change is that if the On Contract price of a major player flagship starts at 99 dollars.
If the next flagship iPhone/Galaxy were to start at 99 dollars, the rest of the market will shift to that market.
3rd:More people are heavily invested in the Amazon ecosystem than perceived expectations(Heck I honestly didn't expect the phone to surprise Galaxy S5).
4th: Because of ATT's large market share (Both Verizon and ATT each have a 3rd of the market), the exclusivity agreement may not be that strong of a factor.
What are your thoughts.