Hello everyone,
I know that this is the question of the moment, and that in a way, it is impossible to have a clear answer until the different models have been tested. Nevertheless, I take the risk of asking it to potentially know which model I should move towards according to my needs (or even if the change is really this year).
I have been an iPhone X owner since Christmas 2017. In the past, since I joined Apple, I have had a 4S, 5S and 6S+. Originally, I changed every 2 years. With the X model, I could easily wait 3 years (Having given my old models to family, I confirm that they all still work).
I am very satisfied with the iPhone X: When I bought it, in my opinion, it was the perfect size. A few years later, I wouldn't mind a slightly larger screen. Since a few weeks, I noticed some latencies on the model, nothing insurmountable, but at times, you can feel it pedaling in the semolina. Concerning the battery, it says "Repair" (Is it worrying?) with a maximum capacity of 84%. That's for the report.
Concerning my use, in addition to having a classic use of my phone (Certainly more advanced than the normal. Indeed, I tend to do everything on my phone. I take out my computer in case of last resort. Indeed, I really use my computer in a different setting knowing that this means I am at my desk. Where the phone is my daily life no matter where I am), I have a video business where I run a YouTube channel. So, all my videos are filmed with my iPhone and the excellent "Filmic Pro" application. All the writing of notes and feeding of social networks is also done with my phone.
So I write my videos on my iPhone, then I have them on my iPad, I film with my iPhone and the video editing is done on my MacBook Pro 16 inch 2019.
So much for the need. Now the question is this: Is it relevant to consider a change of model? If so, which one to turn to?
The 12 Pro seems to have bad echoes as the differences seem minor compared to the 12. The 12 Pro Max seems very good from a specific point of view, but is very expensive and considering its size, I have serious doubts about whether it is viable (even if for having taken over the 11 Pro Max, the model itself does not seem so "imposing"). Especially since if the phone is bigger, it requires the change of accessories (especially the car holder).
What's your opinion on this ? Of course, all this will require confirmation once the models are released.
A few subsidiary questions:
\- At the end of 2020, at what price will you resell an iPhone X?
\- There is no charger in the box. I have an Aukey 60W charger. Could it do the job with these new models? Or should I get another wall charger? Indeed, the paradox is the following: These chargers are made for quick charging. However, it seems to me that fast charging is bad for the battery. Isn't this the case?
\- A milestone seemed to have been passed with the iPhone X, but nowadays, the phones in this new range, even with advanced use, have a better longevity, don't they?
Thank you in advance for all your answers.
I know that this is the question of the moment, and that in a way, it is impossible to have a clear answer until the different models have been tested. Nevertheless, I take the risk of asking it to potentially know which model I should move towards according to my needs (or even if the change is really this year).
I have been an iPhone X owner since Christmas 2017. In the past, since I joined Apple, I have had a 4S, 5S and 6S+. Originally, I changed every 2 years. With the X model, I could easily wait 3 years (Having given my old models to family, I confirm that they all still work).
I am very satisfied with the iPhone X: When I bought it, in my opinion, it was the perfect size. A few years later, I wouldn't mind a slightly larger screen. Since a few weeks, I noticed some latencies on the model, nothing insurmountable, but at times, you can feel it pedaling in the semolina. Concerning the battery, it says "Repair" (Is it worrying?) with a maximum capacity of 84%. That's for the report.
Concerning my use, in addition to having a classic use of my phone (Certainly more advanced than the normal. Indeed, I tend to do everything on my phone. I take out my computer in case of last resort. Indeed, I really use my computer in a different setting knowing that this means I am at my desk. Where the phone is my daily life no matter where I am), I have a video business where I run a YouTube channel. So, all my videos are filmed with my iPhone and the excellent "Filmic Pro" application. All the writing of notes and feeding of social networks is also done with my phone.
So I write my videos on my iPhone, then I have them on my iPad, I film with my iPhone and the video editing is done on my MacBook Pro 16 inch 2019.
So much for the need. Now the question is this: Is it relevant to consider a change of model? If so, which one to turn to?
The 12 Pro seems to have bad echoes as the differences seem minor compared to the 12. The 12 Pro Max seems very good from a specific point of view, but is very expensive and considering its size, I have serious doubts about whether it is viable (even if for having taken over the 11 Pro Max, the model itself does not seem so "imposing"). Especially since if the phone is bigger, it requires the change of accessories (especially the car holder).
What's your opinion on this ? Of course, all this will require confirmation once the models are released.
A few subsidiary questions:
\- At the end of 2020, at what price will you resell an iPhone X?
\- There is no charger in the box. I have an Aukey 60W charger. Could it do the job with these new models? Or should I get another wall charger? Indeed, the paradox is the following: These chargers are made for quick charging. However, it seems to me that fast charging is bad for the battery. Isn't this the case?
\- A milestone seemed to have been passed with the iPhone X, but nowadays, the phones in this new range, even with advanced use, have a better longevity, don't they?
Thank you in advance for all your answers.
