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mcarling said:

I want maximum features in a phone-sized (3.5" or 4") iPhone and don't care about price (as long as it's less than $1000).  I wouldn't use a phablet-sized (4.5" or larger) iPhone if it were free without a contract.

I hate you. I literally made an account today just to say I hate you and everything you stand for.

SIZE IS A LIMITING FACTOR. If you want a "phone" then you seriously overpaid Apple for a phone. What your thinking of is called a "smartphone". What maximum features do you honestly expect? If it's a longer battery life, a better display, a better camera then you need a bigger phone asshat. The larger display in the Plus isn't the only maximum feature your missing out on.

1080p display, a bigger battery and optical zoom are three things the Plus gets as maximum features because there is room. If you just want to talk and text you should have bought a flip phone and it even has a smaller display to give you your "phone" functions.

I take it you just like people to know you have an iPhone and can afford it without really understanding what all those engineers sacrifice to put in it using it to 10% of its capability.

1983 said:

'Older and less educated' what people over 45 are less educated? What a crock!

Sorry but your making a perfect example of your comment. I read that statement as showing two different groups not one. Plus if you actually go to the source site there are two charts showing Age group AND Education groups. There were a lower percentage of college degree holders buying the SE.