Not if the 7s is a FOURTH design iteration of the iPhone 6.Iphone owners - If there is no IPhone 8 this year , will you upgrade to an 7S or 7S+?
Iphone owners - If there is no IPhone 8 this year , will you upgrade to an 7S or 7S+?
Right.S models usually are an upgrade to the processor and camera, maybe ram and possible OS update that takes advantages of those upgrades.
I have the iPhone 6 and no, I won't be upgrading if the iPhone 7S looks the same as the iPhone 6.Iphone owners - If there is no IPhone 8 this year , will you upgrade to an 7S or 7S+?
Right.
Hence a FOURTH design iteration of the iPhone 6/6+. Which means the physical design hasn't changed at all since September 2014 and won't change again until late 2018.
No thanks.
I have the iPhone 6 and no, I won't be upgrading if the iPhone 7S looks the same as the iPhone 6.
Not an entirely accurate description considering the camera design is completely different and the home button isn't a button at all anymore. Oh yeah they removed the headphone jack too.
Honestly, the speed upgrade and user experience in general usage from a 6 to 6s(plus) are very noticeable. Going from a 6 to even just a 7 is night and day.
As someone who has updated his iPhone yearly, i think i will take a step back and enjoy what i have. I have the 7 Plus 256GB in Jet Black. This phone is incredibly powerful. i will be enjoying this phone until Apple stops support.
You're misunderstanding what he is talking about. The physical design of the chassis is exactly the same as it has been for the iPhone 6/6S/7. A small change of the camera or removal of the headphone jack is not a differential enough of a design when they all look completely the same.
I understand completely what he meant and understand your points also. My point is that when speaking in absolutes it's not a true statement to say the 6/plus and the 7/plus look completely the same. It's physically impossible.
As an absolute - you are correct. It has indeed changed. But in general terms, as @Relentless Power understands correctly it has not changed.I understand completely what he meant and understand your points also. My point is that when speaking in absolutes it's not a true statement to say the 6/plus and the 7/plus look completely the same. It's physically impossible.
And therein is my opinion. I am unwilling to pay anew for something so similar to what I already have.
Yes, aesthetically similar.You mean *aesthetically similar, right?
No, I bought the 7 and in retrospect I feel like it is actually an iPhone 6SS. I think the 7S would be a 6SSS.