BenDer1979

Just wrote a mail to Tim, you never know what gives...

I get their pricing strategy with the storage options: the ‘just enough storage to get around for a couple of years’ allows for lower pricing, while pushing those needing some more to the next option to make sure they are future proof, and asking a hefty price for that. But this time I feel like they are pushing the boundaries of decency: MacBook Air storage upgrade from 128GB to 256 GB costs 200$, nothing else is upgraded between the 1099 and 1299$ models. Same storage bump on the iPhone Xr costs 100$, a storage bump from 256 to 512 GB on the MacBook costs 200$.

Can someone explain? And just to make it fit between the other MacBook-models is not a valid reason to ask double the price. Also, the MacBook line-up seems a bit of a mess to me, the Air tag should be used on the lightest version, but that’s just me...