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iPhone 15 Pro. A new level of photographic detail.
Molded in titanium, it includes the revolutionary A17 Pro chip, an adaptive Action button, and a more versatile Pro camera system.
The iPhone 15 Pro features a powerful and lightweight design made from aerospace-grade titanium, while its back has a matte glass texture. It also has a Ceramic Shield front that is more durable than any glass on a smartphone. And it is resistant to splashes, water, and dust.
The 6.1-inch Super Retina XDR display with ProMotion increases refresh rates to 120 Hz, exactly when you need exceptional graphics performance. Notifications and Live Activities appear from the Dynamic Island. Additionally, you can always see the Lock Screen at a glance, so you don't need to tap it to get updates.
A Pro-class GPU makes mobile games look so immersive, with rich graphics and realistic characters. The A17 Pro is also incredibly efficient, contributing to the amazing battery life that lasts all day.
Incredible framing options with 7 professional lenses. Capture high-resolution photos with more color and detail using the 48 MP Main camera. And take sharp close-up shots from a distance with the 3x Telephoto camera on the iPhone 15 Pro.
Customizable Action Button
The Action Button is the shortcut to your favorite function. Simply set what you want it to be, e.g., Silent Mode, Camera, Voice Message, Shortcut, and more. Then, press and hold the button to initiate the action.
Pro Connectivity
The new USB-C connection allows you to charge your Mac or iPad with the same cable you use to charge your iPhone 15 Pro. With USB 3, the leap in data transfer speeds is enormous. And you can download files up to 2 times faster using Wi-Fi 6E.
Vital Safety Features
With Crash Detection, the iPhone can detect a severe car accident and call for help when you can't.
Designed to Make a Difference
The iPhone features privacy protections that help you control your data. It is made from more recycled materials to minimize environmental impact. And it has built-in capabilities that make the iPhone more accessible to everyone.
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I have had the phone for 4 months.. I had the 13 before and switched to the 15 quite some time after it was released.. I completely agree with all the reviews that say that the camera is THE BEST WHEN IT'S DAYTIME but honestly at night, I really wonder why this phone has a camera.. veryyyyy poor resolution especially when you zoom in more than x3 which it has as standard.. personally, the battery part satisfies me considering that the usage I have is typical..
From x to this is very good, you have to charge it twice a day but it charges very quickly, the 120hz screen is very good and the camera is not good only when it is pitch dark
The battery doesn't last at all, it needs charging almost every day. The camera takes nice photos during the day, but I am not satisfied with the night shots.
I have had the mobile phone since October, that is, half a year. The quality of the photos and videos when there is no darkness is amazing. When it's dark, forget it. The battery lasts 4-5 hours a day. When charging and using it at the same time, it becomes like a microwave oven, otherwise it heats up a little less, but still there is a problem with it constantly overheating.
I have had it since October 23rd and I must say that I have never regretted the money I spent. It is extremely efficient and the battery lasts for a day and a half with social media and music.
Transitioning from the iPhone 12, I can say it's like day and night with some negatives, however. Firstly, in terms of construction, you can immediately feel the quality as soon as you hold it in your hands. Of course, this joy doesn't last long as it goes directly into a case and a screen protector, considering the amount you've paid. The first negative is that the sides leave COUNTLESS fingerprints. I struggle every time I try to put on a case to clean them, but unfortunately, something always remains. In my opinion, the glossy finish of the iPhone 14 was more beautiful in terms of aesthetics. The cameras have incredible resolution both in photos and videos, with a great zoom compared to previous models because it has fallen behind the competition. The screen is where my jaw truly dropped. The 120Hz display is the best thing I have ever used. When I had to use my iPhone 12 again for 5 minutes, I thought it was lagging, but then I realized it was just 60Hz. The biggest negative for me is the battery. Personally, even without heavy usage throughout the day, I was truly disappointed. Not that I expected miracles, but it's not possible to come from an iPhone 12 with 85% battery health and not see much of a difference with the iPhone 15 Pro. The Pro Max will likely have a better battery, but I went for the regular Pro clearly due to its size and how well it fits in the hand. And of course, the Type C, FINALLY! I wouldn't recommend it for its current price, of course, but if you find it somewhere used or with a receipt and it's around $1000, then yes! If you like photography, videos, etc. in a compact size, go for this one. If you want a long-lasting battery... stay away.
The best iPhone I've ever had. And having used Samsung phones for the past five years, I can confidently say that I won't go back to Samsung. Battery life is a topic that is often mentioned. Personally, it lasts me for twenty-four hours. I consider size to be a crucial factor because anything larger than six inches doesn't interest me. There is no better battery in the six-inch range.
Having conducted experiments, I realized that it depends on the number of applications on the phone. It's different with 30 applications compared to 120. Disable background jobs and be careful because Facebook and Instagram drain the battery even when idle.
I have switched from Spotify to Apple Music, from Google Maps to Apple Maps, and I have gotten rid of anything related to Google. I have purchased the entire Apple ecosystem - iPad, HomePod, AirPods Pro 2, and Apple Watch - and I am simply living in magic. I don't think I will ever go back to Android! I've also heard great things about Harmony's + Huawei, but I will wait for it to mature. It's a shame because I consider it to be top-notch as well
I have it since it came out, before that I had the iPhone 13. Since then until now, I have absolutely no problem. The cameras are amazing, the screen is amazing they are addictive. The smoothness of this mobile is really nice
The phone is amazing, I could write for hours about it, but I won't bore anyone who knows what to do with this phone and how to use it to its full potential.
I had the 11 and upgraded to the 15 pro which has no difference from the 14 pro but overall I am satisfied. At first, I was scared about the battery because it was draining very quickly but I made some adjustments and it's better now. With 80% health, the battery lasted longer on the 11. For the price, they should pay more attention to this. The camera and zoom are excellent!!
My first iPhone, and I recommend it (not just this, but all) only to people who have a complete Apple ecosystem and especially Mac, because there is huge integration that makes life easier. Given that Apple doesn't play well with others, I would avoid its products if there wasn't the possibility of an ecosystem on my part.
Lightning fast in everything I do, a real gem in appearance and feel, and photos with fast focus even in low light.
The file transfer speed via USB-C is incredible. 10GB in seconds, something I have never seen before.
With iOS 17.4.1 and the way I use it, I charge it every other day, although I avoid letting it reach 100% and generally avoid letting it drop below 20%. I turned off location and notifications in some apps to avoid battery waste. If the ignorant people complaining about the battery watched a ten-minute video on YouTube on how to do these things, they wouldn't have a battery problem. It's a small phone with limited space for a battery size, and it has done the best it could. For the amazing processor performance, and the battery size it holds up just fine, it's very efficient.
Attention!! Do not charge it with other type-c cables, only with the one provided. (Not that it's certain that it causes the problem)
It enters DFU mode and requires a computer to exit it. Essentially, it's like "Safe Mode" where even touch doesn't work. Disappointing for the price. The XS that I had for so many years was trouble-free, but this... despair...
First time on iPhone. Much better than Android, as many people say about the battery. The truth is that it used to run out relatively quickly, but you need to adjust it and disable some functions through the settings that you don't need. That way, it easily lasts for 2 days with regular use
It is a perfect mobile phone in all aspects except for the battery. The battery, guys, is the worst I have ever encountered. If you use it constantly for social media, camera, etc., the phone doesn't last more than 6 hours. If you use it moderately and don't engage too much, then it is a good choice, although again, for this price, it is not right to have such a battery.
Coming from iPhone 11, I consider it a good mobile phone. Apart from basic use as a phone, I use it more for photos/videos, social media, browsing, music, and I often use the GPS. Personally, I am satisfied with the battery life, it has lasted me up to 2.5-3 days just fine, reaching 1% and still taking a while to shut down while watching videos. Also, at night when I sleep I turn off the WiFi, maybe that helps too. I find it reasonable that if someone starts charging the phone (like a laptop as well) while it is still at 30%-40%-50%, the battery will become more sensitive faster than if it was charged at around 5-10%. Of course, it also depends on the conditions this happens.. Furthermore, I think it has a good charging speed. On the other hand, I don't understand why most people want the battery to last while playing games on the phone for hours, and generally why get a phone based on response time and durability in games. It's a demand that is best met by a desktop... Anyway, everyone has their own preferences. Finally, I noticed a difference in the quality of photos compared to the 11 I had, and ok there are elements that I like and that I don't like, but again it's my personal opinion. 4 stars only for its price and because it didn't include a charger and headphones. These are my thoughts for now after using it for 2.5 weeks, if needed I will come back.
Fanatical hater of Apple always. It came into my possession with much less money than it costs and only because I needed a mobile phone with very good video for promotional purposes of my work.
POSITIVES:
Overall, it is a very premium device and will not disappoint in any area. The top feature that sets it apart is indeed the video. There is no device that produces such video. Also, I had no issues with connections to non-Apple devices. It has excellent selfie and very good sound recording. A thousand times an exceptional Face ID that always works everywhere rather than a fingerprint.
NEGATIVES:
Very slow charging. In terms of photography (not video), there are better options. The x90pro doesn't even come close at night! Very bad keyboard. The operating system has silly limitations. Is it possible for the overly pleasant slide back to not exist? It forces me to hold it with both hands just to go back to a page. You can't close all applications with one click. Such flaws have no reason to exist. Don't talk to me about security and smoothness. All phones with such performance run like this. Compared to the competition, whether it is worth buying or not depends on the needs. If you are a YouTuber, you buy it! If you are a professional, a stylus or a foldable will solve your hands.
The battery, as many have written, is the worst I have seen on a phone. It's better to go for the plus or max or another brand. It needs at least 1 to 2 charges to last the day. The keyboard and back gestures should be at least equivalent to android, but they are not. On the positive side, the cameras and the excellent compatibility with MacBook and the Apple ecosystem in general.
Very good and fast, however not huge differences from the 13 I had.
The only negative is the battery, it needs charging early in the afternoon with use
Screen sound type c connectivity all great not amazing but quite good. Unfortunately, iOS 17 is a big gamble, you never know which version will be good and which will be risky. Battery very weak for this device, so with continuous use you often end up without it unless you are forced to cut music social games to have battery in the afternoon. Horror definitely get a power bank with you... Titanium as a material may show its potential over time, it was put in a plastic case and lost all the beautiful feeling. Surely the 1200 price more or less requires some thought before giving it so easily especially in these times. Camera zoom video amazing but I'm not a professional influencer..
Super weapon but disappointing... I don't want to bore you, but I think I should give a more detailed review. Having the phone for 2-3 months, I believe I have a comprehensive opinion.
Context: I have always been an Android user, but I found myself in need of a new phone and decided to step up to a flagship since mid-range phones have reached a low point (for me). After getting my MacBook some time ago (which I have fallen in love with), I thought it was time to switch to an iPhone solely because I consider Samsung's UI/OS to be awful and I couldn't bring myself to spend 1k on a Xiaomi (my last 3 phones were Xiaomi and I got tired of it). There was no way we would settle for the base model because I consider 60hz to be a joke, as I had phones worth 300 euros with 120hz and I really can't go back, it makes me dizzy.
I'll start with the positives and then move on to the negatives because I believe the negatives outweigh the positives.
POSITIVES:
- Display. Guys, it's top of the line. If you put it next to an S23, you would say that Samsung has the cleanest display, but for me, the 6.1 inches here is perfect. When you see a slipper in front of you, you don't appreciate the display as much, I believe. Personal opinion, however, regardless of that, the display is top-notch (clearly improved from the previous 14 Pro).
- Cameras. Obviously, the photos are perfect, but many other phones (e.g. Pixel, Samsung) can match it now, but guys, the video is MAGICAL. I'll leave the specs out for us geeks and just say that it has the most accurate aesthetics I have seen. I never understood the hype around the 20,000x zoom, and I don't think it's lacking in that department. 3x is more than enough, and if you want, you can play with digital zoom for the 5 photos you'll take with that much zoom in a year.
- iOS. For me, it's the best software. I understand that it's a matter of taste, but in terms of performance and user experience, no Android phone has given me that. Obviously, it has to do with the fact that Apple designs it specifically for these phones, but what can we do? You feel premium, end of story. (However, it's a bit restrictive, and I'll explain below)
- Build quality/UX. If you haven't held it, you won't understand, but now I pick up my old Android and it feels like a toy. The money Apple spends on R&D and UX is evident.
- Size. I believe we have reached the peak at 6.1 inches, anything above that is too big. Finally, I can sit comfortably when wearing jeans.
Now let's move on to the negatives because this is where it gets interesting.
NEGATIVES:
- Battery. The worst I have ever seen in my life in the past 15 years of owning a phone. Seriously, it's UNACCEPTABLE. Maybe it would have been more useful to send photos with real usage, screen time, etc., but I'll just give you examples. In the first few days, I felt like the battery was draining rapidly, but I told myself it was because my previous phone had a 5000mAh battery. However, the battery has 100% health and the phone was purchased from an official sealed retailer. So, the day before yesterday, I took a trip for two and a half hours and used maps and Spotify during that time. It went from 100% to... 59%. Then, with taking photos and doing Google searches for stores, it went down to 30%. Before the afternoon, I had dropped 20%. It's FORBIDDEN for international trips where you rely on maps/Uber photos, etc. I really felt a great remorse for my purchase. To have spent 1.2k and have to put it in saver mode by 7... Also, for anyone who says that I use it too much, on a random day when I listen to Spotify for a bit, watch a YouTube video, and scroll through TikTok and Instagram, I have around 30% by 9/10 PM. If you go to a party and stay until 2-3 am, your phone will shut down. It doesn't even last one and a half days, as some people claim. Not even as a joke. And obviously, when you spend so much money on a phone, you want to use it, right? Some people say, "Turn off the always on display, set it to 60hz, turn off Bluetooth if you're not using it, and so on." Wait a minute, guys, I didn't know that in 2024 I would have to carry 4 power banks with me just to have a beer and enjoy the experience of the 12 pro. I know, I'm tired, but it really ruined the whole experience for me and I will proceed with a return if they agree to refund me. It's unusable for me.
- Integration. We all know that Apple doesn't have any good connection with any other device that is not Apple. But guys, what am I asking for? To connect my phone to the car with a couple of headphones and that's it. In the car, the screen of my car shows what song I'm listening to whenever it wants, sometimes it disconnects. Sometimes the sound stops coming out of the car and comes out of the phone. I'm not even talking about Siri, which goes into call mode when you talk to her in the car (?). And let me anticipate those who will say that the car has a problem, I've had it for 10 years and I've connected 10+ phones. NONE of them had such an issue. Moreover, the most annoying thing is that it doesn't happen all the time, sometimes everything works fine. This makes me feel like I have a lower quality and underdeveloped phone (which it's not). It's annoying how Apple handles these things that are clearly done on purpose. "If you want a good experience, get AirPods and a car with CarPlay."
- Keyboard. Inconvenient and poorly designed for Greek. All the perks are only for English. I'm used to writing with the slide-to-text feature of Gboard and I was looking for it on this phone (I had seen that it has it). What I hadn't seen is that it's only for English (classic, I thought). I've been struggling for two months, guys, I can't do it, I'm downloading Gboard again.
There are other things that annoy me, but there are also things that I find very interesting, which I think are a bit subjective and I won't mention them here so as not to tire you further.
Bottom line: It may be a really good phone, powerful and all that, but it definitely does not meet expectations and its price.
It's worth changing when you have a fairly old iPhone. I went from XS to 15 Pro and I saw huge changes in speed, image/video resolution, and battery life. I believe that anyone who has 13 Pro or above doesn't need to switch to the 15 Pro. They will see minimal differences.
Good mobile phone with excellent camera, the only issue is that it gets very hot during use, it may be a software or titanium frame issue, but overall it's worth its money
Coming from the 14 Plus, as its size didn't suit me much despite its excellent battery, I would like to share my experience with the 15 Pro after using it for about 3 months.
- Battery:
On a typical day with approximately 3:30 hours of screen time and usage of apps like maps, browsing, emails, minimal social media, and minimal camera usage, the battery can be around 40% by the evening. After searching the internet for some settings that would help with battery conservation, I found that two areas that are very demanding for the phone's battery are the camera usage and 5G. The phone has been tested in more demanding conditions, running multiple apps simultaneously such as music with headphones, GPS, external action camera with switching to the phone's camera, without showing any lag in their usage, even when they are open in the background along with other apps. Even users of iPhone 13 and above, I don't think they will have a different experience with the device they use. In these conditions, it took about 5 hours to reach 35%.
- Camera:
Photos are very good. The ability to capture RAW quality photos allows for very good editing and provides many options for post-processing, whether for printing or uploading to social media. Excellent video recording quality. Perhaps the biggest difference compared to the previous generation. The size of 128GB allows for the option of Pro Res video, but only with an external drive. Otherwise, it requires 256GB or higher capacity. For reference, a 1TB external drive provides approximately 145 minutes of such quality video.
- Processor:
Very powerful, like every iPhone that comes out.
- Display:
Personally, I believe it is of very high quality, although I consider all phones in this category to be well-crafted in this aspect.
- File transfer:
Very fast and much easier, whether wirelessly or wired. With older devices, it took a long time to complete such a function with a cable, and with Airdrop, the transfer of large files often got stuck in the middle. Now, this process is completed faster and smoother. Perhaps, with the use of an external drive, there is no need for any connection time between the phone and a computer.
- Price, design, and colors are subjective for each individual and depend on their needs and preferences. It is a good tool for someone who needs the camera, file management for capturing, editing, and transferring them, although in this aspect, a larger screen may be more practical. Lastly, it is very reliable in its connection with multiple devices simultaneously (e.g., watch, external camera, drive).
What I want to emphasize is the iOS 17, which has really become tiresome this year. Unfortunately, I have noticed several issues with the upgrade on both my previous device and this one, which are gradually being resolved. It is a pity for all iOS users to face such issues.
I hope I helped with something different.
Excellent mobile in all aspects. Battery, camera, video, screen, speakers, speed, brightness, screen, USB-C connectivity. I could write a lot, but everyone has already written it.
Coming from an iPhone 13 (after 10 years of Android), I had my doubts about the battery, but the 15 Pro leaves me with at least +10% overnight before I charge it.
The camera is an amazing tool for those of us who create content. With the dynamic aperture, after taking the photo and with the live feature, you have a thousand ways to correct a bad shot in moments that are not staged.
Perhaps the only negative thing I find is the price, but compared to the competition that now releases more expensive mobile phones, I have no complaints. It seems strange to me for someone to choose another mobile at this price.
It is an iPhone.
It runs on iOS.
It has USB-C.
It is expensive.
I have been waiting since 2018 to change my phone and I believe it was worth it.
If I had a newer iPhone, I would consider it much more seriously.
Former owner of iPhone 11 Pro. Much better battery, colors, speed, photos, zoom. Also, it is 0.2 inches larger and has a type-C capability!! I am very satisfied, it is worth it!
Coming from the 12 Pro, I believe the transition was worth it, a new experience with the dynamic display, quite fast (I didn't have any issues with this on the 12 Pro either), noticeably better photos! Especially in low-light conditions, the battery starts at 80% in the morning and ends with 30% in the evening with quite a bit of usage. (additional feature to not charge above 80% if desired), while with satisfactory usage, it still has 64% in the evening from 100%! I don't know what others say about the battery, some application is draining it, not your phone.
Display: Magic at 120Hz, I didn't believe I would see a difference and yet I did.
Finally, with Type C, it was rumored that it doesn't work with any Type C, that's nonsense, it works perfectly with any Type C, and there are analyses that there is no issue with that. Just like with all cables (and chargers), make sure they are not from your neighbor's Chinese shop and you won't have any issues. Personally, I bought an Anker Powerline cable (100W) at a good price along with an Anker 20W charger, no need to spend extra for the mediocre Apple cable. As for the temperature, nothing cool to cold, I would say... ONLY quality.
Hello! After about 2 months of use, it's time for me to make my review for this good mobile phone. I will try to be objective, although I am drawn to becoming an Apple fanboy...
Coming from an iPhone 12 Mini. Note: Even now, as I am writing the review, the availability of the phone is minimal, which means it sells well. That's why I hope this review will help potential buyers.
Design - Unboxing: The box is simple and plain, as we have come to expect from the 12 series. The cable looks nice and of higher quality. Design-wise, I believe the phone is top-notch. Premium and with a tone. Titanium and such don't really matter to me and are just for marketing purposes (if that word exists), but it does its job very well in terms of the weight of the device, and you feel it daily. The glass is nice, but it breaks from a height, like all glass. The color is the favorite of the 15 series, and I can say of previous series as well. The new button that was added is good, but I would definitely like them to make it customizable in the future through software, for example, with one click to perform one function, with 2 clicks another, and with a long press another... Easy addition, Apple please add it.
Screen: A classic Apple recipe, one of the best screens on the market that checks all the boxes a flagship screen should have. I won't go into details about features and more frills, you can find them. I will focus on the dynamic island, another marketing feature that I actually like and find convenient. It works with many applications, e.g. music, timer, delivery app to see when your food is coming, and freenow for your taxi and many more. I give it a +1.
Speed: I put it in the title, it says it all there. Probably the best processor in a mobile phone of 2023, considering that it can handle console games on the phone. You might ask, why would you need such speed? Well, the device needs to offer something to sell. What will it offer? A flawless and up-to-date device for 5+ years, I say. Also, I didn't feel any extreme heat during setup, in some games, and even in the camera.
Cameras: To cut to the chase and tone down my excitement, it's the best video from a mobile phone out there. Period, no objections. You won't find such features and numbers elsewhere. You can shoot an amateur short film and be satisfied. Photos are very good, but that's about it. Some Android phones may compete with us there. I won't go into details like nice portraits, night shots, and our beloved 24 MP, those are given and with a quick search on YouTube, you can find all the details.
Battery: Here, if I compare it to the 12 Mini, okay, it's not very fair, it's good. As a device with a 6.1-inch screen, such a processor, and good software, I am satisfied with its duration. At home with Wifi, it lasts about 7 hours without gaming. Now, on a typical day, indoors and outdoors, with data and higher brightness... it will last about 5 hours, which is fine for me, I'll get through my day. Charging is still the classic 20W, which hasn't changed from the 12, and I don't mind telling the truth, I'm not impressed by the flashy 200W numbers of Android phones... There was a lot of discussion and it was logical to switch to the charging port, and finally, thank you European Union. I have one cable for everything. Finally! This says it all and there is no need to analyze it further.
Software: Here we have the good old recipe that Apple has, although in the early days of iOS 17 we had some minor issues, they have resolved them all, now the mobile runs smoothly, no issues, you can do anything instantly, and in terms of customization, Apple has been offering very good features lately, such as lock screen and contact personalization. I won't go into further detail, but for those who are going to iOS for the first time, it will be difficult to go back to Android. I used to hear this before I switched, and I thought they were talking nonsense, but in the end they proved me right...
Conclusion, is it worth it? If you have an iPhone 12 or below, yes. If you have an iPhone 13 or above, simply no. Now, if you want to spend the money, and if you want to change your way of life, then yes, go for it. It's a difficult question, and theoretically everyone would say yes, because I bought it, why wouldn't I recommend it to everyone? I hope I tried to be objective and helpful, since I used to have Android for many years and with many different mobile brands... Thank you!
Transition from POCO F3. Guys, let me tell you, I have seen the real light. Amazing build quality, its software is top-notch (the main reason I switched to iPhone) and the photo quality is out of this world. I am amazed at how beautiful the photos are, especially at night.
It is quite expensive, but it is totally worth it. In the end, if it doesn't break, it is a phone that you can comfortably use for 4-5 years, so from that perspective, the cost is manageable.
Hello everyone and happy new year with health.
This review comes from an android user of at least 10+ years. It is my first iPhone and generally my first apple device. So, if anyone is interested in switching from android, this review is for you.
I will divide the review into categories, comparing where I think it should be compared, with an android device.
1.) Camera.
The camera of this phone is by far the most crystal clear camera I have ever used. The old flagship Samsung phone I had (s21) comes close, obviously the s23 will be even better, but from personal experience and with other android devices, NONE come close to the capabilities of the 15 pro, especially in terms of video. If someone is interested in posting on social media, this camera is for you. Where there might be a drawback is that the selfie camera really shows how you are, so if you are not a model, it will even show the pimple on your nose in detail, something that android devices usually "cover" with built-in camera filters.
2.) Screen.
The Apple screen is quite good and bright. The big advantage of the screen is that it really shows in a photo how you saw it in reality. It tends to have warmer colors, even if you have the slider in the settings on the cooler side. But this varies from person to person. Is it the best screen on the market? No. Is it good for the average buyer? It is more than good. The pro models are a one-way street if someone is interested in 120hz and doesn't live 5 years behind. Let me say, it's the smoothest 120hz I have ever used.
3.) Build quality.
The best and most high-quality device I have ever held in my hands. The phone, apart from being beautiful, has a design that is recognizable everywhere. When you hold an iPhone, everyone knows what it is. If that matters to you, this is the phone for you. If not, you can pass on it.
4.) Speed.
This phone is the fastest phone I have ever had in my hands. Nothing less, nothing more. The phone can even play games made for consoles in some cases. There is nothing else to say here.
Now, let's talk about some negatives.
1.) Apple ID.
If you haven't done it before, prepare yourself. Apple will put you through a lengthy process where it will want to know even what time you go to the bathroom. I wanted to download Messenger to talk to my girlfriend and I had to leave. It DID NOT let me without creating an Apple ID. Which took at least 2 to 3 hours for setup and to understand what was happening. When I buy a phone, I WANT to use it. Give me the option to do the Apple ID whenever I want.
2.) Keyboard.
I really couldn't believe the huge difference compared to android. I thought I would get used to it and that I was the only one, and that it was because I didn't have an iPhone. It's not true. I often hear complaints from people who have had iPhones for YEARS. The keyboard is bad, and in Greek, it is almost unusable. (I have deleted and rewritten at least 30 times already in this review because of mistakes). It is not possible that to enter a period, I have to press down left and AGAIN down left to go back. And let's not even talk about numbers. To enter a period, I have to do the same thing AGAIN. Simply, bad.
3.) App settings.
To enter these, you can almost never do it from the respective application, you will have to go into the phone settings every time.
For example, if you want to change camera settings, it cannot be done from the camera itself like on Android, but from the settings on the home page.
Regarding the negatives.
At the end of the day, I consider the positives to be much more important than the negatives, with the biggest negative being the keyboard.
All in all, I believe that it won me over and that I will continue here.
Thank you for your time and I hope this helped you.
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