How many audio enthusiasts are using their phones to listen to music? Not many I'd say. Apple know their market. That said, here's one more reason why Apples devices are vastly overpriced.
Sooner or later the public will fall out of love with them.
You realize people bought and paid good money for..wait for it....ROCKS! Plain ordinary rocks aka "Pet Rocks", in fact over a million and a half of them, which in 1975 made the 'inventor' a millionaire, when a million actually meant something.JUST WATCH
Sales figures don't lie.
Those that do, probably have a good dedicated device already.Your opinion is based on the cynicism that people don't care / notice degradations in their audio quality.
In a certain way it is equalizing, at least on Samsung devices (I didn't see it on LGs or Motorolas, maybe because old devices) there is something called Adapt Sound, that will beep tones in different frequencies and ask if you heard it to tune the audio to your specific ear and headset/earplugs. It changed the quality of audio for me and can not notice the difference between headsets tried on it after setup anymore.Also, care to explain what "tuning" means? Do you mean equalizing?
You can get higher-quality audio than Beats offer for half their price, or even lower.LOL, someone actually put "higher-quality audio" and "Beats" in the same sentence.
My opinion to yours, is that you are preaching to the wrong crowd and staying on unbelievable old standards that are no long applying to the average user and technologies.
mainstream ****, don't bother... it's better for usI hate that everyone knows about "Beats by dre" but no one knows Audio-Technica or Sennheiser...
It's pretty much a given, that Apple whatever owners will continue to think they're smarter, and socially superior, to those in possession of other brands of merchandise.Just wait until we have to hear all the hipsters tout how much better their iPhones sound now with whatever horribleness they are listening to.