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If I was upgrading now I'd go the Blue or Rust, but I have a 16PM so I'll probably wait another 2+ years.

It's good to see they're finally moving away from the all glass back trend on the pro models. When I do finally upgrade, maybe I can use my phone without a case again.
 
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The presentation from the outset was cringe.

Tim lost me when he was extolling how well Apple design considers not only look, feel, but also how they work.

Sorry, but Apple products no longer 'just work' anymore. And some actually go against proper user experience interaction, often for the sake of vanity or novelty.
 
These look like they fell out of the ugly tree and hit every branch on the way down… thankfully for , they have Ceramic Shield 2. These are the ugliest iPhones (in my opinion at least) since the 6 and 6 Plus. I know orange will have its fans; it does nothing for me. I usually use a case, but sometimes I like to go caseless to appreciate the design… I wouldn’t see myself doing that with one of these. I’ve always had the “black” (or Space Gray, or Graphite… whatever the dark one is that year) iPhone. Not that I was upgrading my 13 Pro yet anyway… hopefully the 20th anniversary iPhone I’m waiting for at the moment looks a lot better than this.
 
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I didn't get one last year because there was no blue option. So, you never know, you know, don't you know? Waiting for the Series 12 watch to be blue. 🍸😹 I think maybe they didn't put an anti-reflective display because "We're putting on Ceramic Shield 2, what is the point?"
 
Haven’t upgraded my phone in a few years. Still torn on whether I will do so this year. I kind of just want a screen and battery replacement on my 14PM but these do look really nice. The orange looks fantastic but not sure it is for me.
 
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