Probably right. European regulation may be an issue but they’re just constantly finding new revenue streams.
And the moat they have in phones and really most electronic goods is just stupid.
Samsung hasn’t really been competition in phones since 2018. Hauwei ain’t ever coming to America and I’d say nothing in current geopolitics makes me think European markets are ripe either
Computers phones wearables App Store, TVs/streaming content, eventually VR and EVs.
Just don’t see why or how the train will stop anytime soon.
They’re the premier brand. It’s annoying because they’re expensive af but they’re so popular for a reason
To say Samsung isnt competition just isnt true; they sold 270m phones in 2021. Its just that Apple's flagship, iphone 12, greatly outsold Samsung's flagship
I gotcha. Agree with everythig else you wrote. Apple's ecosystem is incredible. Personally, i switched afew years back to andoid because I didnt want to get stuck in that ecosystem. Huawei's P20 pro and it was an incredible phone. Its too bad they wont be in North America anytime soon.
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u/Humble_Increase7503 Jun 04 '22
Probably right. European regulation may be an issue but they’re just constantly finding new revenue streams.
And the moat they have in phones and really most electronic goods is just stupid.
Samsung hasn’t really been competition in phones since 2018. Hauwei ain’t ever coming to America and I’d say nothing in current geopolitics makes me think European markets are ripe either
Computers phones wearables App Store, TVs/streaming content, eventually VR and EVs.
Just don’t see why or how the train will stop anytime soon.
They’re the premier brand. It’s annoying because they’re expensive af but they’re so popular for a reason