Hey, @melbourneswest.

Yeah. To each their own. :)

I've heard about obsolescence in a lot of things being built in. In the case of our 6ses, they went pretty well for at least 4.5 years before we started to notice things like battery life and the occasional program freeze. We'll probably end up still using them, just not with cellular capabilities. They'd still be our primary phones if I didn't like the deal I got.

So, if it is two years, the programming missed both our phones. :)

Obviously, they are expensive. Apple doesn't like dropping prices, except on older models, which you can then get fairly cheap if that's the objective. Still good phones as far as I'm concerned.

I haven't felt limited in anyway, but then I'm not a power phone user, either. It's primary use is texting, calls, and then getting on the Internet when I'm out and about, or using Maps. I have two work apps on it that I use, and a couple of games. That's about it.