For the past few days, I've been testing Apple's two brand-new Pro iPhones. They became available on Friday.
The two Pro iPhones have a redesigned button, a better physical body, and major year-over-year enhancements to the camera. The high-end models' substantially reduced weight and noticeable improvement in usability throughout daily use is what matters most to me. Any iPhone user who wants to upgrade or anyone who has complained about how huge and heavy devices have gotten should consider getting them.
They are pricey.
Starting at $999 for 128GB of storage and going up to $1499 for 1TB is the 6.1-inch iPhone Pro model. For the majority of users, I'd suggest the $1099 model with 256GB of storage. The iPhone is the larger phone.
For the past few days, I've been testing Apple's two brand-new Pro iPhones. They became available on Friday.
The two Pro iPhones have a redesigned button, a better physical body, and major year-over-year enhancements to the camera. The high-end models' substantially lighter weight and noticeable improvement in usability throughout daily use is what matters most to me. Any iPhone user who wants to upgrade or anyone who has complained about how huge and heavy devices have gotten should consider getting them.
They are pricey.
Starting at $999 for 128GB of storage and going up to $1499 for 1TB is the 6.1-inch iPhone Pro model. For the majority of users, I'd suggest the $1099 model with 256GB of storage. The iPhone is the larger phone.
Along with the Pro models, Apple also has two more affordable choices, the iPhone 15 and iPhone 15 Plus, which start at $799 and $899, respectively. They include the same processor as the iPhone 14 Pro from a year ago, as well as some camera enhancements and Apple's "dynamic island" that conceals the front-facing sensors. The majority of consumers will be content with the commonplace iPhone 15 models, which are nearly cutting edge.
However, the A17 Pro, a zoom lens, and a display with a higher refresh rate are only found in Apple's Pro smartphones. The pro models are substantially more desired than the mainstream versions for consumers who are particular about their personal technology, and their upgrades frequently trickle down Apple's portfolio in the ensuing years.
The Pro iPhones of this year have one.
The new metal is displayed in one color, "natural titanium," but in most other hues, it is less obvious. The iPhone 15 Pro, however, is actually the biggest change to the iPhone's exterior in years, even if it initially appears to be the same as last year's model from a distance.
For daily usage, titanium is a major improvement because it makes the phone lighter. Better in the hand, I think. Since 2019, Apple's Pro phones have been heavier, but this phone that trend.
The 6-inch iPhone 15 Pro, according to Apple, weighs 187 grams less than the one from a year ago, or 9% less. The iPhone 15 Pro Max weighs 8% less and has a larger screen. However, in actuality, it feels like a far greater reduction. Rewinding to
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