The iPhone X Controversy

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The year was 2017, and Apple was gearing up for a milestone. It was the 10th anniversary of the original iPhone, and they were celebrating it with the introduction of iPhone X. This was no ordinary release; it was Apple’s statement to the world about the future of smartphones.
IPhone X was unveiled at the Steve Jobs Theater in September 2017. The event was filled with anticipation and excitement as Apple fans and tech enthusiasts around the world waited to see what the company had in store.

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Just another proof that our brain stopped registering the passage of time after 2020.

rioristiadi

I can’t believe the iPhone X is vintage already. It felt like a phone that was ahead of its time back in 2017.

jeffvalentine

When you realise that we’re only 3 years away from the 20th anniversary in 2027.

alanharper

Rare footage of Apple Explained making a long video

amphibiatransitfanyt

love how I'm actually watching this video on an iPhone X...

superlegendary

I'll never forget the hype over the iPhone X.

apostateunion

How the iPhone X and the first gen AirPods are now considered vintage just amazes me

Jayden-lrmm

Bruh, I found an iPhone X 256GB in a recycle bin, from $1149 to recycled in 7 years. It was in mint shape, and it was not only FMI off but already reset.

frylock

iPhone X had the best design even if you buy one used today it feels premium and dated it was truly ahead of its time, I prefer the rounded edge now

howards

I remember getting this device when it first came out . . . Man, time flies

bramvandenbroeck

This was the last phone that made me excited... I miss that feeling. Today it "We have usb c!" and "We have AI to tell you what food is in that picture!!!!"

MultiStarboard

I remember being a sophomore in high school when this was announced. Literally everyone in school was talking about it and wanted it. I still remember people gathering around a person who had it lol. There was a lot of hype behind the phone

obxurity

As a huge iPhone X hater at that time, I thought there was no way I’d give up my home button. I pulled out my 6s+ the other day and I thought it was funny how awkward I found it to be. A significant part of the selling of new tech is convincing people the “way we’ve always done it” is not always better. I’m still upset about the headphone jack though.

Lauterec

Where is the controversy? What is the video about?

miroist

I find it interesting how Apple builds upon the previous iPhone models. Nowadays, they put features from a “Pro” model phone from the previous generation on the base model of the next generation. (Dynamic Island as an example)

williamsanborn