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iPhone 15 Pro. A new level of photographic detail.
Molded in titanium, it includes the revolutionary A17 Pro chip, an adaptive Action button, and a more versatile Pro camera system.
The iPhone 15 Pro features a powerful and lightweight design made from aerospace-grade titanium, while its back has a matte glass texture. It also has a Ceramic Shield front that is more durable than any glass on a smartphone. And it is resistant to splashes, water, and dust.
The 6.1-inch Super Retina XDR display with ProMotion increases refresh rates to 120 Hz, exactly when you need exceptional graphics performance. Notifications and Live Activities appear from the Dynamic Island. Additionally, you can always see the Lock Screen at a glance, so you don't need to tap it to get updates.
A Pro-class GPU makes mobile games look so immersive, with rich graphics and realistic characters. The A17 Pro is also incredibly efficient, contributing to the amazing battery life that lasts all day.
Incredible framing options with 7 professional lenses. Capture high-resolution photos with more color and detail using the 48 MP Main camera. And take sharp close-up shots from a distance with the 3x Telephoto camera on the iPhone 15 Pro.
Customizable Action Button
The Action Button is the shortcut to your favorite function. Simply set what you want it to be, e.g., Silent Mode, Camera, Voice Message, Shortcut, and more. Then, press and hold the button to initiate the action.
Pro Connectivity
The new USB-C connection allows you to charge your Mac or iPad with the same cable you use to charge your iPhone 15 Pro. With USB 3, the leap in data transfer speeds is enormous. And you can download files up to 2 times faster using Wi-Fi 6E.
Vital Safety Features
With Crash Detection, the iPhone can detect a severe car accident and call for help when you can't.
Designed to Make a Difference
The iPhone features privacy protections that help you control your data. It is made from more recycled materials to minimize environmental impact. And it has built-in capabilities that make the iPhone more accessible to everyone.
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Transitioning from iPhone 13 and I have to say that it's worth the money. The biggest difference is in the speed due to the 120hz, it's like day and night and that's why it's worth the upgrade. The camera is a bit better, it's not that it's crazily better because it was already quite good on the 13. The battery is satisfactory but it could be a little better as with heavy use it sometimes lasts a day and sometimes it doesn't.
I own a 14pro max, I got it as a gift for my husband. I said a newer model has better features and all that. I can't say it's honest in everything; there's a little issue with the battery, which drops sharply without any particular use, even with settings for lower battery consumption. I don't know if it just happened to us or if that's how the model is
Edit: It has also just been proven that they have been secretly listening to us all this time...
I have mixed feelings about this phone (just like the previous generation 14pro max) and I definitely reached my limits once again with Apple’s phones. I want you to understand that the review is completely objective as I am not a fanboy of anyone other than smooth functionality.
As a device, it is very good! The materials and the raw specs are excellent and on par with competitors. Screen (in bright sunlight you can even edit photos), processor (it has never frozen on me), microphones (video in a club next to the sub and it’s like you’re listening to the song on Spotify), speakers (you can somewhat hear even the low frequencies), battery (9-11 hours screen on, obviously decreases drastically with video recording, games, and GPS) everything is excellent. The MagSafe is genius. So simple!
Let’s move on to the functionalities and quality of life which are the most important! Here we have many problems, none of which prevent the use of the phone, but all together create a bad user experience of a device more expensive than my premium Surface laptop, which should serve me and not me serve it!
1. Keyboard: iPhone user for almost 3 years and I still find it dreadful compared to everything else when these are on Android software because otherwise, they have limitations. I won’t go into great detail because I don’t have space or time, briefly bad design, reduced customizations, poor autocorrect, good cursor control but only the Apple way (tapping and dragging and not selecting with your finger) etc.
2. Notifications: downgrade from Android. Limited settings options that are sometimes in the app and sometimes in the settings.
3. Poor internet speed: I noticed this and just switched from Android recently (measuring from the same spot other devices get 300mbps, this one 50 if that). The problem persists with mobile networks as well. Also, 5G doesn’t work when you’re on a call (maybe because it’s Wi-Fi calling? I don’t know and it shouldn’t concern me).
4. Apple Intelligence: the only thing that could possibly convince me not to switch, is not available in Europe :). Siri, on the other hand, is frankly stupid.
5. Airdrop: Amazing feature...when it works!!! Otherwise, we all have to restart.
6. Other functionalities: Everything is done the Apple way which obviously won’t suit everyone. Examples include the placement of icons which now works but not with full control as many times when you move an app icon it will shake them all for no reason. The slow animations everywhere, which are indeed beautiful but not everyone wants them that slow and this doesn’t change. The lack of a setting for long presses (how long you need to press something for it to be considered a long press). The limited way you adjust sounds (ringtones, music...). The lack of a universal way to go one step back from anywhere you are. Contacts don’t let you choose the default phone number and very often when I tap to call a contact it may call the landline while I would want it to call the mobile (there is no setting for this). etc. etc. etc.
7. Bugs that Apple doesn’t care to fix: like when the clicks on the keyboard get messed up and go to 200% volume. As when you get a phone call and you can't answer because the touch stops working (I experienced this with the iPhone 6 too). Etc. etc.
8. Lack of features that help avoid mistakes and misuse: a prime example is the lack of a very simple indication of the time remaining for the alarm you just set. Etc. etc.
9. Ecosystem: Apple refuses to allow simple functions with other ecosystems like answering your messages from your computer (when it's not a Mac). It's not a software issue because Android isn't Windows, but it does it just fine.
10. Lack of screen cast: the only way is if you have an Apple TV as far as I know.
11. Cameras: The results are good but the software is cumbersome, bad, and doesn't allow for many manual settings. It also doesn't allow for quick feature adjustments within the app.... you have to go into the phone's settings.
12. Automations: maybe more advanced than Android but who knows what it is, raise your hand... They are cumbersome and require a lot of familiarity.
13. Poor RAM management: many times apps close on me just because I turned off the screen for a few minutes (5-10 minutes). And this happens over and over again, for example, I was looking for something specific on Facebook, turned off the screen for one reason or another for 10 minutes, opened it again and the app restarted forcing me to search again for what I was viewing. Many times it feels like RAM management is nonexistent.
14. I want to mention some good features which, although not necessarily original and unique, are more user-friendly than others: they have a good location tracking system among Apple devices even though it's locked in the ecosystem. Apple Pay/Wallet is quite useful and I believe it has no serious competitor even though it's not perfectly designed. The notes and reminders are quite good, perhaps among the best, but they are locked in the ecosystem so they are useless to me. Similarly, Safari is very user-friendly, locked in the ecosystem, which of course has issues with user privacy. I consider the security against malware and viruses top-notch, which of course limits you quite a bit with apps, etc.
I CONCLUDE that this phone is not for serious work, it's for showing off even though there are now other options for that. Very often I feel that I serve the needs of the phone and not the other way around. I have changed my habits and adapted to the way it works, and I now completely avoid certain processes/functions that are very annoying with this phone. For the above reason, I consider it an unacceptable device for its excessively high cost and I cannot justify it, nor recommend it to anyone.
I had the 12 pro max and I assumed it would be better but unfortunately it is a complete disappointment. Slightly better photos and that's it. As for the battery, it definitely needs a second charge during the day and regarding data, since the providers in Greece are not that good, the phone can't do much. It has happened to show me 5G in the center of Athens and just not open a single page, but I believe this is clearly a provider issue.
It's not even worth the money to pay for this phone!! The battery is terrible, especially if you turn on the data, it doesn't last a day!! Too much money for this phone
I come from a Samsung Galaxy A53. The truth is that I didn't have a hard time adjusting to iOS because in the past I had the iPhone 5S. The phone is the fastest and highest quality I've had so far in a smartphone. Also, excellent camera. Perfect photos and especially videos, which we all know Apple is famous for. The operating system is nicer and more secure compared to Android. The only negative I have to point out is the battery because it is a Pro model and still the battery is low. The final conclusion is that it is worth the money. We are literally talking about quality in everything. Anyone who has held an iPhone understands what I mean.
Expensive? Yes
Resale value? Yes
Transitioning from Android, I had a lot of difficulty getting used to and organizing things, but once it happened, it's a whole different world. I wouldn't say better or worse, just different.
It does what it promises, excellent photos and videos, all related.
I didn't see anything related to temperature, everything is normal.
Battery with heavy use lasts a maximum of 8 hours, during the day it lasts with light use.
Charging is okay, 80% in 40 minutes, 100% in about 70 minutes.
I will return soon.
I upgraded from iPhone 11 and unfortunately, it is not the upgrade I expected for a phone 4 models later. Especially in terms of battery, Apple has disappointed me. Of course, it's faster in everything, but that is at least the basic requirement from a new phone.
I have had it for about 4 months. Coming from a Samsung Galaxy S20, the truth is that there is not a huge difference in the user experience. Clearly improved but not to an extreme degree. There is a big difference in the cameras and the speaker. Very fast and with a wonderful display. It only took me a few days to get used to iOS. The battery is satisfactory, but the only thing that worries me is the rapid decline in battery health. It is already at 94% and I am very careful regarding charging. Overall, it is a phone that can last up to five years of use without any problems. I believe it does not differ much from the 16 pro, so it is an opportunity to save some money and be in the Apple ecosystem with a flagship phone. It will also support all the AI features that will come to iOS in the coming months. Excellent phone so far.
After so many years and the distant iPhone 4 (a historic phone!), I returned to iOS. I need a little time to get back into my rhythm after Android, but I don't regret it. It's fast, it doesn't lag anywhere. I open a game and it loads in half the time of the P20 pro with 6GB of RAM, though. Incredible camera, especially in natural light, and some of the best videos. The battery could be better, but it's enough for me. In the car, it connects in a fraction of a second; Android Auto took its time and had disconnections. The 15 pro never! I bought it with VAT exemption for €800, but in my opinion, it's not worth more than that, and that's my philosophy.
I took the big step to switch from Android to iOS and I don't regret it. Terrific mobile capabilities, the camera is amazing and the video is incredible. It is very fast and I think the only downside is the battery. It's a shame to spend so much money and not have a solution for the battery. However, I believe that the positives far outweigh the two negatives, especially since its price is very high for Greece. Anyone who has the financial capability, I recommend it.
Very powerful device yes but.... It is super fast nothing stops it it goes like a bullet everywhere but it's annoying to feel it warm I'm not saying it burns but it is warm, as soon as I turn it on and I will enter a fc after a while it heats up, this thing bothers me because it annoys me to have spent so much money and the device not to be as it should be. I mean before the issue was somewhat resolved with the update what was happening you couldn't hold it? Battery now with the usage I do it easily lasts the day but I also have a second device that I work with otherwise it wouldn't last at all but for its size and for the battery it has in general it's good. I had the 14 pro, for the battery I don't see any difference they seem the same to me. In terms of speed I feel the 15 pro is faster but as we said it is warm. Now Apple says it's a software issue and third-party apps and that the processor and titanium are not to blame other words to keep us happy.... Why didn't the 14 pro have such issues? Now regarding cameras and such I won't say, those of you who have an iPhone know where they fall short and where they are really perfect, other users write about it too. I think I won't keep it, I will give it away and go to the OnePlus 12 which is really one of the best phones out there in terms of cameras processor battery TEMPERATURES everything, I say this because it has passed through my hands and I know and the reason I didn't keep it was the size and weight because I have gotten used to small devices. Anyone thinking about the 15 pro the issue is warm.....
My first experience with an iPhone.
The phone is magical.
With heavy usage, the battery definitely needs charging at least once during the day.
Overall, it has no negatives.
First time on iPhone/iOS
I don't think there will be a return to Android. High quality materials, unique touch, exciting camera.
If the battery lasted a bit longer, it would be magical.
Very good management of Wi-Fi and Bluetooth devices.
Now the phone is a tool for work and communication.
I don't regret the money I spent.
I will be very objective, I come from the series 12.
I have to say that I wasn't blown away by the differences and imagine I didn't even have the pro model. The camera processes colors differently; sometimes I like them, but sometimes they are really all over the place, while in the series 12 I didn't have this issue; they were all as I wanted, and I hoped it would follow the same pattern in a better version. As for battery life, I dare say it's incredibly disappointing to have to charge it twice a day, which was the reason I changed my phone, and I thought I would get 23 hours of battery life as it claimed, but it doesn't last a day...
Indifferent, the only good thing is the type C
The reason I would not change it and would recommend it is:
Negatives:
• it is more fragile compared to older models
• nice titanium but scratches easily
• small differences compared to the previous one that in my opinion are not worth the money
• I find the side button easy to press (you can disable it)
Positives:
• new chip with a stronger GPU
• it will support Apple's AI
• more compact design and more beautiful with a nice feel in the hand
• type C charging port (thank you Europe)
It has very good cameras, especially in the dark, I was amazed; the battery is good for me, I would like a little more, but I have no issue; if you have the money, buy it
I have had the phone for three and a half months now and this is the first time I am getting an iPhone. Aside from its fantastic camera, which I believe cannot be matched by any other phone, the iPhone is overrated. If you had an Android before, you will miss some things like split screen, closing all the apps you have opened by simply pressing a clear all (on the iPhone you close them one by one as if you have Parkinson's) etc. However, what is completely unjustifiable for a flagship device priced at almost 1300 euros is that it heats up while performing simple tasks like browsing, TikTok, etc. I even called customer support and they told me to turn off the background app refresh, but it still heats up. I believe that aside from its camera, which is its strong point, it can easily compete with a mid-range Android. And this will probably be my first and last iPhone
I had the 13 and the 14 and recently the 15, the differences are minimal, the camera pleased me more in the 14 in low light conditions. In this one I didn't like... everything else exactly the same... I gave it away mainly because I didn't like iOS because as soon as I worked with an android and specifically the s23ulta that was given to me as a gift, I understood what ease of use, camera, screen... and especially functionality means... I will hardly go back to ios...
I have had the phone for 4 months.. I had the 13 before and switched to the 15 quite some time after it was released.. I completely agree with all the reviews that say that the camera is THE BEST WHEN IT'S DAYTIME but honestly at night, I really wonder why this phone has a camera.. veryyyyy poor resolution especially when you zoom in more than x3 which it has as standard.. personally, the battery part satisfies me considering that the usage I have is typical..
From x to this is very good, you have to charge it twice a day but it charges very quickly, the 120hz screen is very good and the camera is not good only when it is pitch dark
The battery doesn't last at all, it needs charging almost every day. The camera takes nice photos during the day, but I am not satisfied with the night shots.
I have had the mobile phone since October, that is, half a year. The quality of the photos and videos when there is no darkness is amazing. When it's dark, forget it. The battery lasts 4-5 hours a day. When charging and using it at the same time, it becomes like a microwave oven, otherwise it heats up a little less, but still there is a problem with it constantly overheating.
I have had it since October 23rd and I must say that I have never regretted the money I spent. It is extremely efficient and the battery lasts for a day and a half with social media and music.
Transitioning from the iPhone 12, I can say it's like day and night with some negatives, however. Firstly, in terms of construction, you can immediately feel the quality as soon as you hold it in your hands. Of course, this joy doesn't last long as it goes directly into a case and a screen protector, considering the amount you've paid. The first negative is that the sides leave COUNTLESS fingerprints. I struggle every time I try to put on a case to clean them, but unfortunately, something always remains. In my opinion, the glossy finish of the iPhone 14 was more beautiful in terms of aesthetics. The cameras have incredible resolution both in photos and videos, with a great zoom compared to previous models because it has fallen behind the competition. The screen is where my jaw truly dropped. The 120Hz display is the best thing I have ever used. When I had to use my iPhone 12 again for 5 minutes, I thought it was lagging, but then I realized it was just 60Hz. The biggest negative for me is the battery. Personally, even without heavy usage throughout the day, I was truly disappointed. Not that I expected miracles, but it's not possible to come from an iPhone 12 with 85% battery health and not see much of a difference with the iPhone 15 Pro. The Pro Max will likely have a better battery, but I went for the regular Pro clearly due to its size and how well it fits in the hand. And of course, the Type C, FINALLY! I wouldn't recommend it for its current price, of course, but if you find it somewhere used or with a receipt and it's around $1000, then yes! If you like photography, videos, etc. in a compact size, go for this one. If you want a long-lasting battery... stay away.
The best iPhone I've ever had. And having used Samsung phones for the past five years, I can confidently say that I won't go back to Samsung. Battery life is a topic that is often mentioned. Personally, it lasts me for twenty-four hours. I consider size to be a crucial factor because anything larger than six inches doesn't interest me. There is no better battery in the six-inch range.
Having conducted experiments, I realized that it depends on the number of applications on the phone. It's different with 30 applications compared to 120. Disable background jobs and be careful because Facebook and Instagram drain the battery even when idle.
I have switched from Spotify to Apple Music, from Google Maps to Apple Maps, and I have gotten rid of anything related to Google. I have purchased the entire Apple ecosystem - iPad, HomePod, AirPods Pro 2, and Apple Watch - and I am simply living in magic. I don't think I will ever go back to Android! I've also heard great things about Harmony's + Huawei, but I will wait for it to mature. It's a shame because I consider it to be top-notch as well
I have it since it came out, before that I had the iPhone 13. Since then until now, I have absolutely no problem. The cameras are amazing, the screen is amazing they are addictive. The smoothness of this mobile is really nice
The phone is amazing, I could write for hours about it, but I won't bore anyone who knows what to do with this phone and how to use it to its full potential.
I had the 11 and upgraded to the 15 pro which has no difference from the 14 pro but overall I am satisfied. At first, I was scared about the battery because it was draining very quickly but I made some adjustments and it's better now. With 80% health, the battery lasted longer on the 11. For the price, they should pay more attention to this. The camera and zoom are excellent!!
My first iPhone, and I recommend it (not just this, but all) only to people who have a complete Apple ecosystem and especially Mac, because there is huge integration that makes life easier. Given that Apple doesn't play well with others, I would avoid its products if there wasn't the possibility of an ecosystem on my part.
Lightning fast in everything I do, a real gem in appearance and feel, and photos with fast focus even in low light.
The file transfer speed via USB-C is incredible. 10GB in seconds, something I have never seen before.
With iOS 17.4.1 and the way I use it, I charge it every other day, although I avoid letting it reach 100% and generally avoid letting it drop below 20%. I turned off location and notifications in some apps to avoid battery waste. If the ignorant people complaining about the battery watched a ten-minute video on YouTube on how to do these things, they wouldn't have a battery problem. It's a small phone with limited space for a battery size, and it has done the best it could. For the amazing processor performance, and the battery size it holds up just fine, it's very efficient.
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