When asked why they would not make the switch to a Windows 10 powered devices, most of the feedback will be about how limited the apps are and that they do not want to buy a smartphone where there are not apps to use.
Yes, the Windows apps store has fewer apps and there are times when the apps are less sophisticated than what iOS and Android have to offer but that is because the developers are not willing to work on Windows 10. Many Windows 10 users are commented while the choices are limited, most of the apps that you will need are there.
Other blame the carriers saying that they did not make the switch because the devices are not being offered by their carrier and they do not want to change a carrier just for a Windows phone like the Microsoft Lumia 950.
There were also people that commented that the device is too expensive. Even though it is a premium, they feel like Microsoft is not at the point where they can sell smartphones for such a high price. If they want people to try it out, maybe they should keep the price low to start with.
What do you think?
