akin_t
Well-known member
Re: Note 7 to iPhone 7 anyone?
No I don't think so, that's obviously not how things work.
Perception is reality in all things; and it's no different when it comes to pricing. Even if the Note 7 is a better phone, that doesn't mean it'll command a higher price.
All a potential customer has to ask is "Isn't this the phone with the faulty batteries?" and they have the upper hand in negotiation. Even if you provide irrefutable evidence that your phone is one of the good ones, they can still be skeptical and lose interest.
Resale value will be affected, I'm not trying to sound doom and gloom here, this is just basic common sense.
If they clear this up within the month in 6 months time no one will care....it's still a amazing phone that was in high demand before the recall.....even a fresh iphone 7 doesn't have as many features as my Note 7 Grenade
No I don't think so, that's obviously not how things work.
Perception is reality in all things; and it's no different when it comes to pricing. Even if the Note 7 is a better phone, that doesn't mean it'll command a higher price.
All a potential customer has to ask is "Isn't this the phone with the faulty batteries?" and they have the upper hand in negotiation. Even if you provide irrefutable evidence that your phone is one of the good ones, they can still be skeptical and lose interest.
Resale value will be affected, I'm not trying to sound doom and gloom here, this is just basic common sense.