To me, thickness equally matters. I have a pair of jeans that has a permanent outline outside the pocket from my 15 Pro Max. I couldn't even imagine 17 Pro Max.
Myself as well. Big fast display. Light and easy to carry. Same battery as my 15 PM.
Exactly, like a beehive. People without opinions or personal experience. The product is wonderful, but I have to hate it because it doesn't suit my preferences, or my favorite YouTuber confirms my assumptions. They are victims of confirmation bias, and they don't even realize it. I realize that I would sometimes use 0.5 ultrawide like on the 13 Pro, but it's not a deciding factor for me. The iPhone Air reminds me of the era of old iPhones, when it was all about feel and functionality, not numbers.
All your posts in this topic are quite defensive. I don’t care which iPhone you’re using, you don’t need to mask your insecurity with sarcasm.
When there is offense, you provide defense. Basic rules of the games. I mean who cares if the lead engineer does not use the phone he designed. He probably needs three cameras and better battery life. Just because he does not use it does not mean others shouldn't. If a chef at a restaurant does not eat the food he cooks, do you stop going there?
100% !!! I was hoping to get a 17 Plus this year. I was looking forward to getting a larger phone this year. Apple picked the wrong year to get rid of it. With such high demand for the 17, they would have sold a lot of them.
Well, that depends. If the chef is not eating because he prefers other types of food then I will continue going. If one cooks the same type of food every day, it is understandable how he/she might not want to eat the same thing again and again.
Unfortunately there are no morally clear choices to make nowadays, and there are other ways to implement something like ICEblock to not be quite as publicly a problem for an app store platform. So as much as it makes me angry and disappointed, it's not enough that I'd quit everything Apple.
I know what you meant, I was just taking the piss. That being said, I really like the Air and its design and could live with most of the compromises (battery, camera, USB 2 speed), just not all of them. The mono speaker is basically a dealbreaker for me. I just wish Apple hadn’t priced it so close to the Pros, since the small gap pushes more people toward the Pro models and ultimately cannibalizes Air sales. At least, that was my reasoning for going with the Pro.
