If 64GB storage is the new entry leve, I am welcome it. If the budget model has 3GB ram, I welcome that as well considering we were on 1GB for so long before transitioning to 2GB. 3D Touch/Force Touch not really going to miss it. Dual camera, never understood this. Most people use their phone cameras to capture day-to-day images, post on social networks, etc. If you are serious about photography or it is a business then you already have a DSLR. I am not aware of any professional taking out special event pictures/videos (weddings) with the iPhones dual camera. It is more of a marketing gimmick, until the next version that improves the camera and image marginally.
Just saying, why would anyone purchase a top of them line model for the camera, I would purchase the budget model and get a standalone entry DSLR (which will take out better pictures) and have money to spare as upgrading to the next years model would not be required. The biggest seller for the original iPhone 6 Plus was the OIS, once it was introduced into the iPhone 7 model, other than screen size and some camera/photo effects (won’t be used all the time, similar to overuse of PS filters/effects) one is better off having a phone that fits in your pocket and has some sort of one-hand usage.
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Out of curiosity where are you reading that the AMOLED models will have “ProMotion”? Plus I am not sure if a user will notice 120Hz refresh on a small display of the AMOLED models, on my iPad Pro 12.9” I do notice it, however on a smaller screen, not sure. I am curious if experiments and comparisons have been done.