Sentences with phrase «phone buyers consider»

Not exact matches

At the time of the phone's release, retailers were reporting that consumers saw the phone as too similar to a games console, and for some reason that put off a lot of potential buyers - strange when you consider that the very same people were probably putting in several hours of Angry Birds each and every day.»

Considering the past several outings for the auction houses in London and New York, where only a handful of buyers were reportedly keeping the market afloat, this week's sales hit a different note entirely, with ample phone bids that saw one major auction record fall with Constantin Brancusi's La Muse Endormie demolishing expectations at over $ 57 million, and marquee lots performing quite well over the course of the evening.

Samsung's octa - core processor offers little to compel a buyer that might consider a less overpowered phone.

It seems unlikely that someone considering buying a Moto G5 Plus for $ 299 outright will all of a sudden choose to spend $ 200 more for a OnePlus 5T; so the market instead consists of potential flagship phone buyers who are enticed by the call of a top - of - the - line phone for hundreds of dollars less.

However, the fact that they are making it with a 4K resolution is what will surprise most buyers and even industry people considering how small a phone is for the proposed resolution.

Now, considering that most of the popular android phone brands, like Samsung, LG, and HTC, usually come into the market at the top end of the price range, it implies that to keep up with the trend, savvy buyers, who go for the best android phones, have to trade off their current phones, as frequently as new OS versions are released.

Considering all the features available in this compact yet powerful phone, the Google Pixel 2 has gained massive attention from buyers and those looking for a bigger model can always opt for the Google Pixel 2 XL variant.

Brokers should also consider sending leads to someone who's good on the phone, which might not necessarily be the agent that buyer or seller ends up working with, Allen says.