My work issued phone is a se 2022. Maybe it does on the new models, but not the previous?
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iPhone 15 and iPhone 15 Pro: Complete Weights and Dimensions
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My work issued phone is a se 2022. Maybe it does on the new models, but not the previous?
Who knows...!
It’s still lighter and lighter is better.
Will be tuned in on 9/12. I see a iPhone 15 Pro in my future. A couple of things to evaluate once all is revealed. Not the least of which is color and capacity vs. price. Will need to consider delivery time as well.
I think Apple’s job is to elaborate this information.
Like last year the hardware is a pill instead of a notch (which is the rumor)
But Apple turned it into dynamic island using software
Eh. i'm curious about new MagSafe usbc chargers. I have plenty of battery life, and I like titanium lightness. YMMV.
Good to have a reduction in weight
Actually, it’s pure science. It’s all about its impressive weight-to-strength ratio and Apple will (as they should) market that.
Aluminum’s low specific gravity (2.7 g/cm3) means that it’s considerably lighter than counterparts such as steel, which is about three times as heavy. Although titanium is about two-thirds heavier than aluminum, its inherent strength means that you need less of it. In fact, you need a fraction of the amount of titanium to get the same physical strength you would get with aluminum. Its high melting point means it trickier, read: more expensive, to use in fabrication. Again: you can count on a gorgeous video about the manufacturing process on Tuesday.
And others of us consider the existing battery fine and like a small weight reduction.
Modern iPhones do not need cases for protection. It is just a user choice.
So do I, and upgrading the Mac’s instead.
Even my 13 Mini feels big comparing to the older phones I had.
I wait for when the flips comes and by so bringing back the size of the early phones.
If I need an iPad Mini I take that with me.
So glad to be updated on the Roborovski hamster, which I’ve never heard about
Apple could have put so many more changes in the 14 Pro including all these I imagine, but then what would they do this year to sell a iPhone? This year gets USB C update is over due but that neither a 3nm process or 2 GB ram if rumours are true is not a reason to update for myself as I wont notice the difference over the 14 Pro, give it a few years and yes I will notice its faster or lighter or more cheaply made, but right now updating each year to have and I detest this term 'The latest and greatest' really makes my teeth grind, because the latest isn't always the greatest. Take the 13 pro, that had better battery life than my 14 Pro and that's with so many things turned off including the always on display.
Upgrading each year for myself at least has become a mugs game. Now I was impressed with my mac mini Pro 1TB that's blazingly fast, but that was a 6 year update from my recently deceased maxed out 2017 iMac. I liked waiting and and feeling a difference, not looking at the same shape and bump with such minor changes they cant really be noticed. I can still get photos off my iPhone fast enough because its a phone and they are mostly cat pictures or nice sunrises or friends etc, I tend to use more it for calls to clients and use iMessage and a few apps I need (banking etc) and thats not worth a yearly stretch of my wallet for more of the same. Or 19 grams less of the same this time.
Upgrading each year for myself at least has become a mugs game. Now I was impressed with my mac mini Pro 1TB that's blazingly fast, but that was a 6 year update from my recently deceased maxed out 2017 iMac. I liked waiting and and feeling a difference, not looking at the same shape and bump with such minor changes they cant really be noticed. I can still get photos off my iPhone fast enough because its a phone and they are mostly cat pictures or nice sunrises or friends etc, I tend to use more it for calls to clients and use iMessage and a few apps I need (banking etc) and thats not worth a yearly stretch of my wallet for more of the same. Or 19 grams less of the same this time.
Man I am convinced that Apple will have a bit of decency and not raise the prices bearing in mind the little to no difference from previous generation to this one.
If you didn't read places (and other articles elsewhere) like this ahead of time, you wouldn't have had to make your post.
When I bought mine, he was sold under the label of “Siberian Hamster”. I never heard of a Roborovski hamster until today when I did a search on what different small rodents weigh.
I was trying to equate these measures to something small and familiar we could relate to. I thought a mouse would be light enough, but apparently mice are denser and heavier than I would have thought!
Half a mouse is an unpleasant measure! So let’s go with a petite Roborovski hamster.
The "Pro Max" is now sorta "the blue bubble" of phone models. Everyone _needs_ the Pro Max because you can't be seen with a 2-lens, small phone.
Or you could answer the question openly and honestly?
The size of the display wasn't mentioned, neither was the width or height.
After almost three years I still regularly notice that the iPhone mini is heavier than I'd like. It's not as delightfully light to hold as the OG SE/5S/5 was.
Not necessarily, because width and height is decreasing, due to thinner bezels. The increased thickness is probably at least in parts to compensate for that.
Next year when the Pros get taller, I wouldn’t be surprised if they also get thinner again.