I wonder if it’s just me but as time goes on (over the last few years) I find that I am less and less sure with my decisions - I often look at the grass on the other side and wonder, should I have gone over there? But often times, it is just that, grass is greener on the other side and I regret making the move.
I almost went with an iPhone mini this year and I’m sure I’d have been able to use it just fine but my wife told me I’d regret it (she knows me really well) and some of my friends told me they couldn’t see me (with my usage) using a smaller phone.
It’s best to stick with what you know - take out a list of pros and cons and go with what you know works. Doesn’t hurt to try things in the store but —- this long post - I’d encourage you not to cancel but go with what you know works.
Like the other smart posters here above me - out of millions and millions of iPhone users, you’ll have a few who go to these forums, and out of the few that go to these forums, some will have problems and voice their opinion - it gets attention and helps them voice frustration but it is rarely indicative of a widespread problem. I know a handful of 13 Pro max owners (my wife and I are two of them) - our iPhones are perfect.
I’ve been buying iPhones for a long time and ALL the problems every year that I read on these forums, I’ve never had - nor my wife, nor my relatives, nor my friends, nor coworkers I know who buy iPhones.
So … lol. Basing your decisions on Macrumors - I wouldn’t recommend it
. In fact, Macrumors can make it difficult to enjoy your device because you’re looking for all these problems that (in my experience) often are so difficult to see.
