Compare the iPhone 6 to the Galaxy S6.......the iPhone 6 is far from cheap low power OR out of date. It absolutely kills the Galaxy S6 in terms of real world performance, especially gaming.

Human rights is one thing and I agree that Apple shouldn't be given a free pass ever in those issues. But Greenpeace only looks at the environmental footprint of companies and they've have been one of Apple's biggest critics in the past. In their 2011 report 'How Dirty is your Data?" they gave Apple an F.

http://www.greenpeace.org/i...

Greenpeace doesn't measure human rights.

And their products might be overpriced, but they're still more efficient than most. I doubt that you would find yourself happy with the business practices of most computer manufacturers if you actually looked into them.

http://www.greenpeace.org/u...

-Energy Transparency: Scope and level of detail made publicly available on energy consumption of IT infrastructure.
-Renewable Energy Commitment & Infrastructure Siting: Commitment to powering their data centers with renewable energy, including infrastructure siting criteria and investment decisions to increase clean energy use.
-Energy Efficiency & Mitigation Strategy: Strategies and measurable progress to mitigate the demand for dirty energy generated by IT infrastructure.
-Renewable Energy Use & Advocacy: Measurable progress and commitment to renewable energy investments and advocacy for ambitious policies that encourage wide scale renewable energy generation and use.

This has nothing to do with products, factories, worker conditions, etc. Instead of just regurgitating things that Apple haters parrot, try reading the article/report.

The billions of unpaid taxes go to Ireland and maybe sometimes to the Bermuda Islands.