Have you tried the 12 mini? It is thinner than the SE 2016 and very fractionally larger height and width. The flat edges make it feel very familiar compared to the rounded edge phones.Meanwhile, I keep using my iPhone SE 2016 or iPhone 4S — and contemplate eventually “upgrading” to an iPod Touch — to have something that I can fully and comfortably use with one hand and that fits neatly in my pocket. My iPhone X sits in the closet, only taken out when I want to take a special photo, and will be replaced once I buy a proper digital camera.
just Make it flush for the love of god..
Probably 80% of people here (yes that is nothing but a guesstimate on my behalf) probably could care less about the bump and I am one of those people. Why is that? Because a lot of people go and buy a case (UAG in my case) and I have never gone “oh my, that bump is hideous, it is like having a Hasselblad attached to the back of my iPhone”.
12 = 6*2Is it me or is Apple hardware getting thicker and heavier with every refresh? The current iPhone weights and as thick as at least 2 iPhone 6's.
This was my first thought as well. Every year I gotta buy a new case. I think maybe I was able keep the same case from the X to XS, but that's the only time since... ever?Ugh. No. As someone who updates every year, I wanted to get at least another year out of my phone cases. These yearly physical changes are all too convenient for these accessory makers. 😒
This! I’ve never and Will never use a Max (phablet) size. Most important feature for me is camera. So this equal camera policy is what i’ve been longing for😛...i even can live with the bump size just to get this.I really hope the Pro and Pro Max have the same cameras. I just can't handle the size of the Max but want the best camera. Fingers crossed this year. I'm ready to buy!
On the other hand that one sits flat😉
Exactly. I was someone who never thought I'd be happy with my iPhone's battery life, but every since the XS onwards they've really made it a non-issue.Prediction: after these phones come out, and despite the phone getting thicker every year now for a long time, most macrumors forum posters will continue to complain about apple's "obsession with thinness" and complain about the effect on battery life.
I hope so too, but unfortunately some thick-headed execs at Apple can't seem to move past bigger phone = more premium. I don't even care about price, charge me the "Max" price, but just give me the same darn features without having to carry around an iPad Mini in my pocket all day.This! I’ve never and Will never use a Max (phablet) size. Most important feature for me is camera. So this equal camera policy is what i’ve been longing for😛...i even can live with the bump size just to get this.
Sure. You might want to take a look at the new iMac.Wow, amazing what happens when you get rid of Ive. We actually get some functionality instead of all bling.
Alas, physics may just about make this near on impossible to do, unless there's a technological breakthrough. Even periscope lenses will require a minimum bump to let in sufficient light and accommodate the sensor size (smaller sensor = less light = lower quality image).
Please refrain from suggesting more price bump. Let’s just Keep it under the improved features=increased price policy. it’s already wallet unfriendly as it is...😏I hope so too, but unfortunately some thick-headed execs at Apple can't seem to move past bigger phone = more premium. I don't even care about price, charge me the "Max" price, but just give me the same darn features without having to carry around an iPad Mini in my pocket all day.
Case will be the phone you attach to the camera...sure, but in order for the case to 'flush' the camera bump, it will need to get thicker yet.
I appreciate the respectful disagreement. *hat tip*I respectfully take issue with you. The iPhone XS, I believe, is an ideal weight to feel solid in the hand. Its ideal dimensions and beautiful styling also make it a great phone. True the screen could be brighter and the battery bigger, but perfection is something we must wait for.
Please please please swap the zoom with the ultra wide on the regular sized phone. Leave the nearly useless ultra wide lens for the “pros” who would make the best use of it.
Have you used the zoom lens on the pro model? It's barely better than the wide angle with digital zoom, in fact sometimes the phone is actually using the wide angle with digital zoom because it knows that it will yield better results in certain conditions. Try it yourself, take the same picture twice, once with the wide angle, once with the zoom lens and then compare the two at the same zoom level. The bokeh on the zoom lens is pretty nice though.Please please please swap the zoom with the ultra wide on the regular sized phone. Leave the nearly useless ultra wide lens for the “pros” who would make the best use of it.
I don't know on what part of the world you live, but 21st century trains do have electricity sockets, stations do have charging places, work places do also have electricity, matter of fact unless you are in the heart of amazon forest or top of Everest, you are blasted with electricity everywhere. So forgive me for thinking it is a strange reason but I truly do. Yes, I do have a large phone but even when I had a small one I had aways to never run of out of battery.Well the "strange" reason is that I don't like running out of battery in the middle of the day or on the train home from work, or having to constantly carry a battery pack or having to strategically charge just to be on the safe side. This might not be an issue if you're using one of the larger phones, but definitely on the smaller ones. There's nothing more liberating than not having to think about the battery.
The photography/videography, for me, is more than good enough. Not that I constantly take pictures or videos anyway. It's diminishing returns for users like me. I'd happily take more battery life.
Why would you say people are silly for wanting to protect their $1000-1200 investment for? That’s the first thing I do when I get a new iPhone every 2-3 years. I also buy a screen protector as well but I guess I’m silly for doing that as well.Ok, so the person you replied to - who upgrades every year - seems to be the problem here, not apple. Nobody is forcing that person to buy a new phone and thus a new case.
p.s.: people who put cases on their phones are silly. Never used on on my iphone, and never had a problem,