They won't, they're completely biased.Okay I really don’t care about the unboxing videos they just need to get to reviewing how the phones work and how much better they are again this year just like they said last year😂🤣
They won't, they're completely biased.Okay I really don’t care about the unboxing videos they just need to get to reviewing how the phones work and how much better they are again this year just like they said last year😂🤣
What weight loss? Also, weight loss is not a design element. Neither is an improved camera or USB-C... those are features. You cannot tell that the iPhone 15 is lighter (actually heavier) or has a (slightly) improved camera vs the iPhone 14/13/12 just by looking at it.Rounder edgesWhat new design? It's the same design as iPhone 12...
thinner bezel
weight loss
camera
usb-c
titanium frame
Is it still the same?
It's that time again, the usual YouTubers simping for Apple again.
Is dynamic island vs. notch a big enough difference to qualify for you?It’s actually still heavier (171 g) than the iPhone 12 (164 g).
That’s the Pro. This thread is about the non-Pro.
I wasn’t commenting on the amount of difference (which is subjective), just pointing out incorrect information.Is dynamic island vs. notch a big enough difference to qualify for you?
I generally don't mind all the perceived disingenuousness and all but what really gets me is how they gush over every single thing. Few dare to criticize any single thing, but the following year they are so quick to admit 'photos weren't great' or 'battery life was disappointing' or 'the sharp edges dig into my hand' or 'this left a lot to be desired that has FINALLY been addressed this year' when they had ZERO issue with anything this time last year. Rinse and repeat.
Even if they did, they wouldn’t be trustworthy because most people have had the phone for between three and six days.do any review talk about battery life specifics?
the few I saw for 15 plus seem to gloss over that
A Major upgrade, are you kidding me?
Who uses cable for data transfers? Who cares what type of connector? People want to charge it!!
OK, A better camera?? Yeah, that's supposed to be since is a new model!!! It would be a surprise if the new model came with the SAME camera!!
The only practical upgrade is the Dynamic Island. There's nothing Major...
A consumer would "feel" a much better upgrade by going from iphone 14 to a PRO or a PRO MAX, than to go the 15..... And might the better choice since those model could go for a discount..
Unfortunatelly even macrumores reviews are so biased and nerdy those days that they miss the point..
A so called "Major" upgrade would be 120hz, or a better display technology, or AI features or 2x more batt or a 360 camera, or whatever. Something MAJOR.... not minor
My take:
If you have an iphone 14 AND WANT to upgrade, get the PRO MAX.
If you have an iphone 11 or below, it's fine to upgrade, since OLED feels much nicer, but if you really want to feel upgrade, get the PRO or PRO MAX, you will enjoy much better speakers and 120hz and the dynamic island. Huge value.
If you have a 13 or 14 PRO, your only really option is a PRO MAX
And If you have a 13 or 14 PRO MAX, go spent your money with something else!!!
Even if they did, they wouldn’t be trustworthy because most people have had the phone for between three and six days.
And no doubt they’ve been constantly using the phone for testing and reviewing.
Not even close to enough time to have a feel for the battery performance, especially since the first several days of owning a new phone, it’s doing all sorts of indexing, processing, and managing in the background.
You’re describing hindsight, of course their opinions are going to change over time.
That’s why most of them make “three months later”, “six months later”, “a year later” review updates.
Also, most of these reviews didn’t really seem disingenuous to me. Nothing about what MKBHD said sounded like he was being paid by Apple to say it. He even criticized the 15 Pro’s night mode, and specifically mentioned that he uses his action button for Google Assistant, an Apple competitor.
If he’s being paid to say positive things, he’s probably not making them too happy right now.
Sure, their initial impressions are quite positive, as most consumers initial impressions are.
That’s how it usually goes, you love everything about a new shiny for the first two weeks, then the issues or benefits really start to show themselves.
Also, i’m not sure how you expect most reviewers to talk about long-term battery life when they’ve had the phone for barely a week. Most of the 14 pro complaints started months after the phone released, not before the thing even came out to the public.
I truly do not understand what people want to be said in these reviews.
It’s an iPhone, it’s a great product, there’s really not that many things to get upset about these days in a review.
Sometimes it feels like people aren’t happy unless Brian Tong or MKBHD come out and say “the phone sucks the Battery sucks the processor sucks Everything sucks”.
Oh sorry, I confused you with @thiscatisfat, who said "It's the same design as iPhone 12." (Different cat!)I wasn’t commenting on the amount of difference (which is subjective), just pointing out incorrect information.
That aside, I’m personally not a fan of the dynamic island.
The regular models have dynamic island too. 120hz would be nice, but I'm not spending $300 more for it and lugging around a heavier phone! Seems weird for you to promote the Pros so heavily... folks buying the regular models know what they're doing.(...)
If you have an iphone 11 or below, it's fine to upgrade, since OLED feels much nicer, but if you really want to feel upgrade, get the PRO or PRO MAX, you will enjoy much better speakers and 120hz and the dynamic island. Huge value.
(...)
If you’re not a camera freak or a neurotic nerd there really isn’t much point in getting a pro. I’m both so it’s good for me but not for everyone. Some people I show can’t even tell the difference between pro motion on/off, it’s night and day to me.The regular models have dynamic island too. 120hz would be nice, but I'm not spending $300 more for it and lugging around a heavier phone! Seems weird for you to promote the Pros so heavily... folks buying the regular models know what they're doing.![]()
you are literally just incorrect about this.Nobody relatively speaking complained how hefty the 14 pro and pro max were. But now it's 'gosh they needed to go on a diet'
You can tell after a day of using a phone, if not sooner, that it has some undesirable heft. Not 3 / 6 months, etc.