They love it on paper but then they get the phone and complain that it’s too heavy. I don’t know anyone who has a 13 Pro or Pro Max saying they wish the phone was heavier. And lots of people now use cases that hold credit cards/drivers license which also adds weight.
It sits flush with the frame in the camera cutout of the case but not with the rest of the case, at least not on the 13 Pro Max with an Apple silicone case.
I used to agree. Loved the 5s and original SE design and feel. However the trade off to the quality of cameras we are getting is 100% worth it.
Is that an iPhone 15 in your pocket or are you happy to see me?![4fdf81c0aac702c9d39919413b047c43.jpg]()
Can't wait for the iPhone 15.
Jokes aside, an iphone with a great single sensor and detachable lenses would be kind of cool!![4fdf81c0aac702c9d39919413b047c43.jpg]()
Can't wait for the iPhone 15.
Indeed. I don't understand why they won't make the whole phone a few mm thicker.😩 Actually, I do understand their thinness fetish. It's a mental illness and I'm well versed in various mental illnesses.😗 Anyhow, I would have made the phone thicker if for no other reason than to bump up the battery size.
Apple wants you to buy its iCloud Storage services. 2TB?
Like a leech. Just enough blood that I won't notice much.
Agreed. Me and my family get a lot of usage out of our 2TB iCloud storage. We're using almost 600GB. IMO great value, but of course that's my opinion. And yes, I use OneDrive, Google Drive, and have used a variety of other cloud services.
Unless you use your phone naked it shouldn’t be an issue. On the other hand, making the camera flush would add a lot more thickness than you’d think. These days the camera bump is almost a third of the phone’s entire thickness. It’ll be a choice of either worse cameras or a much heavier phone, neither of which most people want.
There are only two things they can do to reduce the weight, go with titanium for the frame, reduce the battery size, or both. This means, there have to be some compromises.
