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Or a refurb 15 Pro which is smaller, but the e iPhones have much larger batteries.The closest thing your gonna get to your iPhone Mini is the 16e or 17e 🔋 or the new 18e
Or a refurb 15 Pro which is smaller, but the e iPhones have much larger batteries.The closest thing your gonna get to your iPhone Mini is the 16e or 17e 🔋 or the new 18e
That's the current situation, I know. But maybe a miracle will happen in the next 3-4 years. 😉The closest thing your gonna get to your iPhone Mini is the 16e or 17e 🔋 or the new 18e
The 15 Pro is 10% heavier than the 17e and has a much thicker camera bump, both things which I don't like either.Or a refurb 15 Pro which is smaller, but the e iPhones have much larger batteries.
To be honest the 17e is pretty good, great battery 🔋 and can do Siri AI too!That's the current situation, I know. But maybe a miracle will happen in the next 3-4 years. 😉
I still have an almost brand-new iPhone mini at 100% battery, which should last me a few years. But yes, if I had to buy a new phone, the 17e would be a top candidate.To be honest the 17e is pretty good, great battery 🔋 and can do Siri AI too!
I went 12 Mini, then 13 Mini and then the 15 Pro so just recommending from my experience as a small phone lover like yourself (still have all 3 in my collection). 17e is an excellent choice (4000 Mh battery), cheap, lightweight and can be used one handed.The 15 Pro is 10% heavier than the 17e and has a much thicker camera bump, both things which I don't like either.
Just LEASE it then!!!!!! lolllllllWell, they can do this all they want, not everyone can or want to purchase a 1K€ phone. So those people will just skip this. And frankly, in today's economy buying a super expensive phone (even on instalments) is not as easy as before.
We're in a global economy, who exactly puts 'a big hold' on a worldwide industry?
Go for it. I've already built my own local models to help with general queries and code debugging.The consumers. We're the ones buying things. We can stop doing so.
why? What a silly suggestion...Just LEASE it then!!!!!! lolllllll
It makes sense, but feels like it is going to be strange at the actual 18 launch since the general public will think the 18 has already launched because of the 18 Pro.
yes the 17 lineup remains strong asProbably the best time for the basic model to be skipped/delayed. Standard iPhone 17 is still a very strong device, basically lacking nothing for the 99.9%, save for a >2X optical zoom.
yes year on year upgrades are boring on iPhones except the E models. The 16e was very important for Apple to release being the first iDevice to have a C class designed Apple Modem ( the first and only thing that the E iPhones will beat the Pro lineup to get) and the 17e getting Ceramic Shield 2 with Anti Reflective Coating are what makes theThe base 17 is already so good, I can't really think of anything I'd really want to see from the 18. Year over year upgrades are now as boring on phones as they are on computers. I'm frankly surprised they're still updating the Pro every single year. They almost have too many iPhones now. Anyone who doesn't have a 17 by now and wants one might as well either just get it or wait a little longer, it's not going to be that different either way.
Or a refurb 15 Pro which is smaller, but the e iPhones have much larger batteries.
This rumor comes makes the rounds every year on tech news sites, and it never makes sense. You really think John Ternus is going to get up on stage in March and say, "last September, we released the iPhone 18 Pro, and it's become the standard for smartphones. Well, this Spring, we're introducing: the iPhone 18. It's like the phone your friends already have, and have had for months, except it's not as good. Only $899."
Unless they plan to cut the price of the regular iPhone, it would be harder to market it after a delay, especially since the 17e (and soon the 18e) already exists as the "wait half a year to save a few hundred bucks" budget model. The current marketing model of "spend $899 for the latest phone, or spend $1099 for a better version of the latest phone, or wait six months for a budget model" works great. Delaying the regular iPhone six months would ruin it, especially since in another six months after that, the next generation comes out.
Well, they can do this all they want, not everyone can or want to purchase a 1K€ phone. So those people will just skip this. And frankly, in today's economy buying a super expensive phone (even on instalments) is not as easy as before.