Apple Shares iPhone 15 Plus Ad Highlighting Device's Long Battery Life

[dannyyankou]

That's because they know old people won't suffer talentless fools using auto tune. Talent is a thing.

I'm not the biggest fan of modern music, but I think to get a lot of people to listen to your songs, you have to have some degree of talent. If not vocally, you must be talented with songwriting or production. I mean people made comments like yours all the time about bands like the Beatles back in the day.

And while we're on the topic of The Beatles, listen to the albums Revolver and Sgr. Peppers. Two of the greatest and most influential albums of all time. They used a ton of reverb and echo on those albums. So using vocal effects on music is nothing new.

 

[chineseguy38]

Who cares where it's made? Do what you want, but I wouldn't buy a lightning device at this point under any circumstances.

Of course it does matter where it's made.

 

[Boeingfan]

I'm not the biggest fan of modern music, but I think to get a lot of people to listen to your songs, you have to have some degree of talent. If not vocally, you must be talented with songwriting or production. I mean people made comments like yours all the time about bands like the Beatles back in the day.

And while we're on the topic of The Beatles, listen to the albums Revolver and Sgr. Peppers. Two of the greatest and most influential albums of all time. They used a ton of reverb and echo on those albums. So using vocal effects on music is nothing new.

Adding effects are one thing, falsifying an ability to sing is another.

 

[WarmWinterHat]

Of course it does matter where it's made.

Maybe you care. I don't.

 

[chineseguy38]

Maybe you care. I don't.

So why you replied then?

 

[aleni]

It's hard to go back to slow ass charging after using 120W charging in most android these days (except Samsung).

 

[steve09090]

Of course it does matter where it's made.

The parts come from around 50 different countries. It makes no difference where a phone is actually assembled in an International market. Seriously…

Where Is the iPhone Made? (It's Not Just One Country!)

Curious about where the iPhone is made? With such complex devices, there's no simple answer, but the details are here.

www.lifewire.com

 

[steve09090]

Adding effects are one thing, falsifying an ability to sing is another.

I’m pretty sure that was a natural voice for a power socket.

 

[chineseguy38]

The parts come from around 50 different countries. It makes no difference where a phone is actually assembled in an International market. Seriously…

Where Is the iPhone Made? (It's Not Just One Country!)

Curious about where the iPhone is made? With such complex devices, there's no simple answer, but the details are here.

www.lifewire.com

As you said. You can have it.

 

[Kleber20]

I couldn’t see the whole ad, the music used is not of my liking. I stopped watching when the generic bass/drums kicked in.

 

[Sippincider]

They really do have a knack for terrible music choices.

The singing outlet is worse.

Something Ballmer's Microsoft would have done.

 

[no_idea]

Oh I wish it was better but alas I still charge twice a day.

You must have a bad habit of excessive screen time

 

[Bezares]

my previous phone was a 12 pro max with 89% battery health by the time i traded it in. i had it from launch day until launch day of the 15 pro max. it still done me good but i could notice the drop in capacity. i bought a portable battery to top it up when out and about but i didn't really need to use it all of the time just if i was travelling or the odd time at work. the battery was still great on it.

i have a 15 pro max now and the battery life is insane. i keep it at 20-80% (charge limited to 80%) and it lasts so long. i last charged to 68% about 44 hours ago and i still have 42% left. to be fair i haven't been using it a lot but still a decent bit of usage. on more demanding days i can still easily stay between 20-80%. it's crazy to think that i'm not making use of 40% of the batteries capacity. once or twice i i have charged it to ~90-95% and drained it to 15% and it was a lot more impressive.

i can't think of any situation or scenario where i would need to use the full capacity of the battery. so i'm quite happy to stay in the 20-80% range to help keep the battery healthy as long as possible. i think this might be the first time i've owned a smartphone and felt satisfied with the battery. the 12 pro max was great but 15 pro max is the first time i've thought...i don't need all this battery but i'll take it anyway

i'm old enough to have used dumb phones which lasted weeks so when we all moved to smartphones the battery hit was a disappointment. slowly but surely we've got the battery life in smartphones to a point where they don't hold us back.

on my phone i don't play games or make heavy use of recording videos. i use it for taking photos of my cats, browsing safari/social media (ig, tiktok, reddit, x), watching youtube, listening to spotify, accessing important apps like banking/utilities, organising appointments/reminders, and sending messages...and making phone calls 😱

Hi, let me see if I understood correctly: you used your iP15PM 44 hours and the battery went from 68% to 42% (26% of battery in 44 hours)? Is it correct?