Other Do you think your iPhone is heavy?

[compwiz1202]

We can have better battery life with 3-5nm ARM processor.

Yea it's either more capacity or less draw to have more time per full charge.

 

[rainafterthesun]

My 11 Pro Max is pretty light as feather to me.

It’s a good weight (to me, not too light or too heavy) but then when I hold my older (4s or 3s) iPhones I realize it’s heavier.

 

[lietsche]

Yes, 11 Pro Max was too heavy and I sold it. Have a SE 2020 now and very happy concerning size and weight. I can live with the few trade-offs for the gain of having a smaller and lighter phone again. Waiting for the small iPhone 12...

 

[lowendlinux]

I’m prefer the weight of my 7 an can’t wait until they start lightening up phones again

 

[anth]

You should try an iPhone 6. It's the thinnest and lightest 4.7" iPhone ever made.

From personal experience - it would also bend and dent pretty readily when carried in a pocket, even inside of a Lifeproof case. My X is just fine after years with the same treatment. Pick your poison - I don't mind the weight one bit. If it's causing strain, maybe you're using your phone too much

 

[heyyitssusan]

11 Pro here and most definitely. I am sad that I didn’t keep my X as it was the perfect size and way lighter. Going to probably sell my 11 Pro and get the SE 2020.

 

[Thoradin]

No problem with the weight of my XR here.
I don’t like ridiculously light phones that you cannot feel, I had a really light Huawei at the start of last year and I did nothing but drop the thing due to it’s lack of substance.

 

[Hofstede]

Yea it's either more capacity or less draw to have more time per full charge.

iPhone will no longer require heavy battery soon as the processor is less energy consuming, and a light iPhone will be coming soon, maybe after 2-3 years.