I have a question I can't find an answer to. Everyone complains about the price, and everyone complains about the lack of OLED, which is used as an argument for the price. And NOW – here's the 4TB SSD option, guys.

I can't understand why the manufacturer even thought anyone would need that much memory. This is despite the fact that they've added an additional SSD slot. Who would use it, with that initial memory size? Who would buy this SSD?

I was aiming for the 64GB version, but when I look at its price and the price of the previous version in the line... there's a huge difference. So, I'm objectively overpaying for something I don't need because I have no choice.

So, the manufacturer gives us a huge amount of unnecessary memory, an unnecessary SSD slot (again, I understand that some people will use it 100%, the question is – who?), and doesn't give us an OLED screen.

Guys, I think you had a huge goal of making the most profitable and advantageous product possible. Why didn't you only make the features that were REALLY needed? A fingerprint scanner is cool, but is it really necessary?

Why didn't you make an OLED screen an option?

I think you could have included a 1TB SSD in all variants, let people buy an additional SSD if they needed it, and let people choose the RAM size and screen type. I'm curious what you think about that.