Sentences with phrase «bit of a higher price tag»
Genetic Denim is known for great fits and looks that are almost always picked up by the latest starlet... so, with that, comes a bit of a higher price tag.
http://www.thefashionablehousewife.com/ Not exact matches
Reports say Real Madrid put the official price tag of the Bale around # 18 million, but it is definitely a bit higher based on calculations.
It softens bit the high price tag and its going to be part of my pamper routine;)
Turning it into an Infiniti involved a lot of added luxury trimmings, a little more power, some retuned chassis bits and a higher price tag.
But even those models come at a higher price tag when similarly optioned, giving the Hyundai a little bit of an edge.làm răng sứ ceramill
It hasn't been long since Samsung updated its Tab S line of premium tablets but if you haven't picked one up yet because you thought that the price was a bit too high then rejoice, there's now a deal available on one of the new models which knocks off $ 50 from the price tag of the new Samsung Galaxy Tab S2 8.0.
While the specs of the Master & Dynamic MW50 don't scream premium high - end headphones, the overall package is so well thought out that it's impossible not to fall just a little bit in love with them... well, as long as you can afford the eye - watering $ 449 (# 399, about AU$ 600) price tag.
Presuming this info is accurate, this price tag may be a bit high for the ZenFone Max Plus considering it's fueled by the MediaTek's MT6750T 64 - bit octa - core SoC, which is one of the company's entry - level chips.
While similar things can be said of the Wii U, its price tag is a bit higher, and its catalog of great games is arguably thinner.