The long-awaited iPhone 15 Pro review is here. A wedding in Bratislava, a wedding in Italy, expecting a first child, a trip to WWDC, a trip to F1, buying a new house. In short, so much has happened in my life this year that I almost forgot that another year has passed since I first held the iPhone 14 Pro in my hand and it is already lying on my desk iPhone 15 Pro. So all that remains is to take a good look at it and see if, in the flood of all the things I've experienced in the last year, the iPhone 15 Pro can also put a smile on my face, and if the ladies and gentlemen of Cupertino once again managed to get into the latest iPhone at least a pinch of the famous "Apple Magic". iPhone 15 Pro review will tell us, and I firmly believe that you will enjoy it as much as I enjoyed the testing itself.
iPhone 15 Pro review
The iPhone 15 Pro comes with a new design after years, and even if at first glance it might be a fairly small change, after a few minutes in your hand you will find that it is much bigger than it seemed. The phone has newly rounded edges, which makes it much better and more comfortable to hold in the hand. However, I recommend reaching for a cover that really copies its shapes and the pleasant hold will remain in the cover as well. As for the action button or changing the Lightning port to USB-C, none of this has any effect on the design of the phone. You will hardly notice what kind of port the iPhone has in terms of design, and the fact that there is another button instead of a switch will not impress you in any way.
What will amaze you, on the other hand, is the weight. When you pick up the phone, it may not seem that much lighter compared to the iPhone 14 Pro, but as soon as you pick up the iPhone 15 Pro after a few hours or days of using the iPhone 14 Pro, you won't understand how heavy it could have been. The difference is really pleasant and you will feel it both the moment you have the phone in your hand and the moment you have it in your pocket. I like that this time the material used affects not only how the iPhone looks, but also how much it weighs. After all, most people put their phone in a case, which in most cases completely covers its design or finish, and we could actually not care if we have a phone made of metal, aluminum or titanium. However, the use of titanium brings such a significant reduction in the phone's weight that you simply feel the new material even when you don't see it.
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The use of titanium itself also results in a change in the appearance of the frames themselves. These are newly formed from ground titanium, and although Apple in the photos it presents how much the structure of the titanium is visible, in reality it is just how well the photographer was able to light the presentation photos. In practice, you will only notice brushing from a very short distance and under good light. The frames themselves are neither matte nor glossy, but somewhere in between. There are definitely fewer fingerprints on them than on previous models, but it's definitely impossible to say that no scuffing is visible. If, like me, you were worried after looking at the photos on the Apple website that the bezel and back of the phone are completely different shades and the phone looks strange, then in reality the colors are the same and the phone feels more compact and smaller than the previous generation. Apple he also mentioned the smaller frames around the display, but you can't really notice them even if you hold the iPhone 14 Pro in one hand and the iPhone 15 Pro in the other. They are probably here. I don't believe they would Apple he lied, but the difference is so slight that you don't have a chance to notice it. Likewise, the difference in size is so small that the original silicone case from the previous generation holds almost perfectly even on the iPhone 15 Pro.
Not only the phone itself received new material, but also the USB-C to USB-C cable, which is part of its package. It is newly braided and has a more premium feel than before. Of course, it's just a cable, but when you pay up to CZK 48 for a phone in the worst case, it's nice to get a matching cable for it, and now you'll finally get it. The older I get and the more places on our planet I've had the chance to see, the more I appreciate that companies like Apple they are truly changing the world and trying to make their products as eco-friendly as possible. It's the little things that mean a lot more to me than getting on the Highway at 7 a.m. on a Monday in leather shoes with a hamburger in hand and pretending you're fighting for a better planet. I know most people probably don't care, but it does for me personally Apple big thumbs up for using recycled materials.
USB-C, with which the iPhone can do magic
It has been 11 long years since the Lightning connector replaced the 30-pin connector used until then. Today, eleven years later, it has been replaced by USB-C. Whether the EU is to blame or Apple itself, we simply have a new connector in the iPhone after a long time, which should also remain there until the moment when Apple decides to completely skip the connector.
What seems like a small change at first glance is actually something that will make your life easier. When you go on vacation, suddenly you only need one cable to charge everything from a GoPro to an iPhone to a MacBook. The iPhone 15 Pro also now allows you to charge other devices from its USB-C port. It works simply by connecting your AirPods, iPhone or Apple Watch with less than 100% battery capacity, they will start charging from your iPhone. Whether you will use this function in practice in a situation where, for example, AirPods last much longer than the iPhone itself, depends only on you. It's nothing major, but it's good to know that you have this option here. In addition, the ability to charge a friend's iPhone will definitely come in handy.
Another novelty that USB-C brings is the ability to connect your iPhone 15 Pro to a TV or monitor. However, here we come across one big BUT. While you can find monitors with USB-C on the market, if you look at TVs, 2 TVs currently offer a USB-C port, from HiSense and Xiaomi. So the function is nice, the presentation as well, but the use with the TV is zero. In the case of a monitor, the possibility of use is much greater, because there are many more monitors equipped with a USB-C port on the market than televisions. I connected the iPhone 15 Pro to mine Apple ProDisplay XDR with 6K resolution and I was quite curious to see what would happen. A connected monitor immediately appeared in the phone settings, which has its own item for settings. In the settings in the Display and brightness section, you will find not only the display of your iPhone, but also the display to which the phone is connected. Here you can adjust the brightness of the connected display, switch between SDR and HDR and enable automatic display change.
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As soon as you connect your phone with the cable to the monitor, you can immediately see in real time what you are doing on the phone. Just like he showed before Apple on their presentations. There are no lags and everything is truly 1:1 on your phone's display and monitor. If you are in the basic menu or on the home screen, then of course you only see a section of the monitor showing the actual aspect ratio of the phone's display so that it fills the entire height of the monitor. However, as soon as you start any application or video that is displayed on the iPhone in full-screen mode, you automatically see the image on the monitor across the entire monitor. So you can play movies, play games, show photos or do just about anything you can think of.
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For example, if you start Disney+ and have your phone connected to the monitor, the selected movie is played on it in full-screen and the iPhone serves as a controller through which you can select subtitles, audio tracks or rewind the movie. Also, games such as True Skate allow you to display other elements on the phone's display and others on the connected monitor. True Skate is all about using your fingers to control the fingerboard, which is true even when connected to a monitor, but while you only see the fingerboard on the phone screen, the monitor itself has a skater standing on it doing what you do with your fingers on your phone screen . This allows developers to use the phone's display only as a controller, and you can truly turn your phone into a gaming console. Or you can directly connect the controller from the console to the phone and connect the phone to the monitor and you have a console from it. Of course, there is the option to connect a USB-C hub and turn a mouse, keyboard and monitor to it, and turn the phone into something like a computer, just like an iPad with a keyboard, where you can work classically in e-mail, Word and the like.
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As for transfer speed, I personally send such small volumes of data between iMac and iPhone that AirDrop is always more than enough for me. However, if you need to move larger volumes of data, then USB-C is significantly faster than Lightning. While you could send data via the Lightning port at a maximum speed of 480 Mb/s, in the case of USB-C it is up to 10 Gb/s. You can use this both when transferring data between a computer and an iPhone, but Apple also for the first time in iPhone history, it comes with the ability to save video to external storage while recording. All you have to do is connect an external SSD drive and you can save video recorded in ProRes 4K resolution and 60 fps to it in real time. So if you're serious about recording long shots, then you now have the opportunity to use your iPhone to the fullest.
So USB-C is definitely a step forward. How big depends a lot on how you use your iPhone. If you're going to record video to an external drive, transfer tens of GB of data between your Mac and iPhone every day, then you'll be much more excited about what USB-C has to offer than someone like me, who actually uses the port twice a year when I need charge the phone as fast as possible. In any case, whatever category of users you fall into, you will definitely not complain about USB-C.
Action button - once you get used to it, you'll love it!
You can find the action button replacing the mute and volume switch just above the volume up and down buttons. Thanks to it, you can call up one of the functions that you set in advance by simply pressing a button, even when the phone is locked. I have to say that I fell in love with it! Options you can set for the action button include silent mode, focus mode, camera, flashlight, voice recorder, translate, magnifier, shortcut, and accessibility. So if you use one of these functions often, you can get to it with just the press of a button. I chose the flashlight and it now works really like a classic flashlight just by holding down the action button. Yes, of course, you can and could control all functions, including the flashlight, from the control center, but thanks to pressing that action button, the feeling of using them is different, more real, and you feel as if you were holding a real flashlight or, for example, a recorder.
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You can set what you want to use as an action in the iOS settings and, of course, change it at any time. The function that you activate with the button will then notify you during startup and during its shutdown of the animation within the dynamic island. Apple he created animations for each function and things like the voice recorder and voice memos start only in dynamic island, which looks great and you can use the rest of the screen to work with the phone. If you are wondering how to find out which ringtone mode you have active, then you can change the silent and loud mode settings in the control center, and if you set the silent mode, it will be shown in the iPhone status bar itself next to the carrier logo.
The very idea of a programmable button that replaced the button for switching between silent and loud modes is great at first glance, and as I mentioned above, I literally fell in love with it. However, be aware that once you start using the Action Button, you'll find that you'll be essentially as limited as you've been until now, due to the ability to set only one single option to it. If you haven't used mode switching, then you'll finally have a feature you use more often at hand. That's great, but again it will only be one single function and you will have to call the others from the control center. However, if you've been using mode switching quite often, then you'll have the same button with the same function, just in a different form. Whichever feature you choose, it will be the only feature you have control over until you change it. This is understandable, but limiting, and your only choice is which function you want to control.
What is also about the habit is the activation of the button itself. When you hold the phone in your hand and have, for example, an original silicone case from Apple, your index finger naturally rests on the volume button, not on the action button. In addition, you can't distinguish the buttons except for their size, so you have to feel whether your finger is on the first button and whether you activate the function hidden under the action button or just increase the volume. I believe, that Apple in the future software - so be it iOS 18 or one of the iOS 17 versions – it will offer the option to set multiple functions to the action button and select them by length or number of presses. For me personally, the action button is definitely a step forward, although as I said, for some it might just be another button to change the ringtone mode.
A17 Pro – performance you won't enjoy yet
Apple equipped the iPhone 15 Pro with a completely new generation of chips. For the very first time in the history of smartphones, we are seeing a chip made using 3nm technology, thanks to which the number of transistors could be multiplied as well as the performance itself, while there was no significant increase in consumption or the size of the chip itself. On paper, the chip is absolutely incredible and what it should be able to do is breathtaking. Unfortunately, Apple didn't do what everyone expected. Have at least one game, one single app, or just about anything that can take advantage of the power of this chip on iPhone 15 Pro launch day.
No game or app to show the potential Apple The A17 Pro chip is not currently available and it seems that the first game that should reach console quality, including things like ray tracing (perfect lighting of scenes corresponding to reality) will be Resident Evil Village, which we will see in more than a month. It's a shame that Apple couldn't get at least one developer to come up with a game on launch day that would take advantage of what the chip is supposed to be able to do and make all of our jaws drop. It used to be a Apple already during the presentations of its new iPhones, it showed games that were available together with the launch of the phone on the market and used gadgets such as a digital accelerometer or a digital compass, possibly a higher performance of the phone.
I would like to tell you about Apple A17 Pro said more. I would like to write to you in this review that you can throw away your PS5 and iPhone 15 Pro is all you need, but unfortunately I can't. What I can tell you, though, and I understand that iPhone 14 Pro owners won't like it, is that the iPhone 15 Pro is simply faster in every way than its predecessor. I understand how it might feel, but really anything you do is instant, including things like connecting to CarPlay, making a FaceTime call, and so on. I completely understand that an iPhone 14 Pro owner will say that it is not possible and that nothing can be faster than their phone, but once you try the iPhone 15 Pro you will find that it can. What you can see most about the difference in speed and performance compared to the iPhone 14 Pro is the speed of taking 48 Mpx photos, both in JPEG and in RAW, where you basically don't know the difference in which format you take photos.
In all honesty, the A17 Pro chip is of great interest to me personally, whether as a weekend PS5 gamer or as someone who simply enjoys technology. That's why I promise you that not only will we inform you about the games that use the potential of the iPhone 15 Pro and iPhone 15 Pro Max, but when the first such game is available, we will do a detailed review of the chip itself and what the iPhone can really do in gaming.
A slightly different iPhone 15 Pro camera
When you look at the iPhone 14 Pro and iPhone 15 Pro camera specs, the only difference you'll come across is in HDR. While the predecessor uses HDR 3, the novelty "boasts" HDR 4. The problem is that, while HDR 3 makes pleasant photos that are sometimes a little embellished and have saturated and mostly bright colors, in the case of the iPhone 15 Pro and HDR 4, you can as a regular user, be surprised by how your new iPhone takes pictures. He doesn't take better or worse photos, he just takes photos differently and I believe that for most people, less pleasingly. It takes more photos without embellishment, more as you actually see it, but the question is whether this is what a completely ordinary user who simply wants to have the best possible photo wants. Detailed comparison of photos from iPhone 14 Pro and iPhone 15 Pro face to face can be found in the following article.
In addition to HDR, the iPhone 15 Pro also offers a new option to take standard photos up to 24 to 48 Mpx instead of 12 Mpx. That's a huge step forward for me! If you've never printed a photo, used it as a background on a high-resolution monitor, or wanted to turn it into a poster, and you only look at photos on your iPhone's display, then you can forget about this feature and you won't miss it. For all those who want to capture a life photo and be able to put it as a background on their monitor or print a high-quality image from it, the iPhone 15 Pro brings the possibility of always taking photos in a resolution that amply meets these possibilities.
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Unfortunately, shooting up to 24 Mpx instead of 12 Mpx only works with 1x zoom and only during the day, night photos are not affected. Even so, it is a great advantage for anyone who wants to deal with post-production or who wants to be able to create an already changed poster or background from photos for which they forgot to switch to JPEG Max or ProRaw. Another novelty is the ability to switch the focal length of a standard camera and thus choose between 24 mm, 28 mm and 35 mm. However, if you are not an experienced user, then you will appreciate this option only as another intermediate step of the zoom, which is otherwise a maximum of 3x optical by default.
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Overall, it can be said that the iPhone 15 Pro provides much more space for your creativity and offers many more options when it comes to photography. You just have to take into account that you have to be able to do something yourself. You don't have to be a professional photographer, but you do need to know at least the basics of how to use what the iPhone 15 Pro can do to your advantage. Unfortunately Apple it doesn't walk you through it and show you the way it shows what's new in iOS 17, for example what each lens can do and what the difference between 24, 28 and 35mm is and when it's appropriate to use which one. You either have to know or figure it out for yourself. Suddenly it's no longer about having an amazing photo every time you press the shutter button, that was much more the case with the iPhone 14 Pro. Maybe just Apple made a mistake in HDR and a fix is coming soon, which will make iPhone 15 Pro photos even better for the average user, but currently they are simply different and it is clear that Apple approaches the entire iPhone 15 Pro camera differently than ever before.
As for the night photos, they are nice. They are not perfect and sometimes distort the colors, but the iPhone allows you to take pictures in conditions where a regular camera has no chance of succeeding. That, however, they would be significantly better than the iPhone 14 Pro and that included Apple remembered portraits, I personally wouldn't say too much. On the other hand, those from the iPhone 14 Pro are really very good.
Night photos from the iPhone 15 Pro
Quite frankly, as far as the video goes, I'm not going to play someone who knows what Apple now allows Simply put, you can now record in Log-encoded ProRes format, and the iPhone 15 Pro is the first smartphone in the world to support ACES, the Academy Color Encoding System – the global color standard used by major film productions. I believe that if you know what that means, then anything I write will be completely off the mark because you understand it much better than I do. If, on the other hand, you have no idea, then believe that the following video was shot on an iPhone 15 Pro, but by slightly different types than me.
Battery life and charging
Those who expected that with the arrival of USB-C we will see faster charging, unfortunately I have to disappoint them. iPhone 15 Pro and iPhone 15 Pro Max charge just as fast as their predecessors, both when charging via the USB-C port and when charging via a MagSafe or Qi charger. Unfortunately Apple it didn't speed up charging by a single percent, so it's still true that you'll charge the iPhone 15 Pro from 0% to 50% in 30 minutes. In the case of charging from 0% to 100%, you will wait approximately 1 hour and 55 minutes for the phone to be fully charged. Apple on paper, it didn't even improve the phone's durability and it's still the same, so how Apple states – “all day”.
In all honesty, battery life is a very bad judgement, because the only thing I can compare it to is my one-year-old memories of an iPhone 14 Pro with a brand new battery, or current experience with a one-year-old battery in an iPhone 14 Pro, which, although I still don't understand it, has a capacity only 88% of the original value. However, if I remember the first months with the iPhone 14 Pro, I went to bed at night with the battery level hovering around 10 to 15% in the evening during daytime use. Now, with the same usage, the iPhone 15 Pro's battery is just over 20%. So I'm actually seeing some improvement, despite the fact that Apple they claim in their documents that nothing has actually improved.
Of course, it depends on how much you use the phone, but I believe that there are not many users who use it more than I do. I'm one of those crazy people who have the brightness at 100%, have Wi-Fi, Bluetooth, location services and 5G turned on. Even in that case, and despite the fact that you spend many hours a day in front of the screen, you won't run out of juice in the evening, and the phone just needs to be charged overnight, with the fact that you can rely on it all day.
If you're one of those users who worry about the health of your battery, he added Apple to iPhone 15 Pro two gadgets just for you. The first one is the option directly under the optimized charging item in the system settings to charge your phone to a maximum of 80% of the battery capacity. This should save the battery, because it is the remaining 20% that puts the most strain on the battery. The second interesting thing, which I have not seen with the iPhone so far, is the possibility of displaying the battery cycles directly in the phone settings. Not only do you have more control over your battery than before, but you also have a better overview of how it is doing.
iPhone 15 Pro can now use Wi-Fi 6e, Thread and NavIC
Apple he also worked on improving some small things for some, essential things for others. For the very first time, we are meeting the Wi-Fi 6E standard and also the Thread standard in the iPhone. As for Wi-Fi 6E, it is necessary to take into account that you must have a home Wi-Fi network built on it in order to use Wi-Fi 6E to its full potential. Today, commonly available routers for a few thousand crowns offer Wi-Fi 6e and thus allow you to use an additional frequency band and channels, thanks to which you have a greater range and the possibility to use more of the theoretical speed of Wi-Fi 6. Wi-Fi 6e itself is not faster, but thanks to a wider frequency band, it allows smartphones to reach speeds of 1-2 Gb/s. Of course, it again depends on how specifically you have your Wi-Fi network built on the Wi-Fi 6e standard at home, but if it is good, then you can count on the fact that 5G will no longer be faster than your home Wi-Fi.
Standard Thread then allows the iPhone to communicate directly with other products without the need to use special hubs such as HomePod and the like. However, this is a standard that developers must use to allow you to access your washing machine, refrigerator, smart light bulb and so on without having to own a specific hub for each brand or product.
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Another interesting feature is another navigation network, which is newly offered by the iPhone 15 Pro. NavIC has recently been added to the well-known and still used GPS, Glonass, Galilio, QZSS and Beidou navigation networks. This is a network that you may also know under the name IRNSS, i.e. Indian Regional Navigation Satellite System and as the name itself suggests, it is a network operated by the Government of India. It will mainly be used by travelers, because its satellites operate mainly over the territory of India, but also parts of South America, Australia and the Balkans. So if you are going to travel to these territories, your iPhone will connect to the satellite a little faster and more reliably than before.
A few words at the end of the iPhone 15 Pro review
If I ask myself what I would like to improve on the iPhone 15 Pro and stick to the technologies available today, I have to say that I really can't think of much and I understand Apple why it has been innovating in small steps in recent years. Basically the only thing that is realistic today and could Apple to bring to the iPhone is faster charging, both wireless and wired, which is one of the things I personally expected from the iPhone 15 Pro, but we will see it sometime in the future. Another thing is the 5x optical zoom, which currently only the iPhone 15 Pro Max has, and it's a shame that to get a better zoom, you have to reach for a bigger phone, which is quite impractical for me.
However, quite honestly, that ends the list of what I really miss on the iPhone and what can be added to the phone. Yes, better battery life would be useful, but with everything that today's iPhone 15 Pro can handle, it is probably unrealistic to get two or three days of battery life. So for me Apple sells today the best that is possible and if we forget about unrealistic desires, then basically apart from these two, (maximum if you add battery life, so) three improvements there is nothing that could Apple add and has not added yet. After all, if he added everything to the iPhone 15 Pro, what would we be looking forward to next year. After all, there would be no way to improve the iPhone 16 Pro.
All the standards that iPhone 15 Pro supports are the latest, most widespread and best ones that we commonly use today. Yes, some might think that Thunderbolt is missing, but if you can move data from a maximum 1TB iPhone at 10GB/s, I believe that will be more than enough for most of us. Everything else is the best that today has to offer, from materials to processing to the technology itself.
Apple even this year, it brought enough innovations for everyone who buys a new iPhone after two or three years to be literally and figuratively excited by what everything new can do. However, those looking to upgrade from the iPhone 14 Pro need to consider very carefully whether the three main innovations are worth them actually switching to the iPhone 15 Pro. If we remove the titanium body, the action button and the A17 Pro processor, there is almost nothing left. I'm not in a position to recommend whether or not to buy the iPhone 15 Pro, they have to decide for themselves. I described my impressions and feelings about it as best as I could and I believe that I made your decision at least a little easier. The iPhone 15 Pro has become more professional in every way, and it's up to you whether you can appreciate it and especially take advantage of it.
Very good article, and I'm glad that it's about PRO and not PRO MAX. Otherwise, the MASH is a coincidence, or also your favorite movie/series?
Don't be angry, Roman, but it seems very long and misty doesn't live up to it. Because of this, my taste for cleaning decreases sharply over time. Sometimes less is more, and I'd rather see a shorter, more striking text than an essay for a reading lesson, which could definitely be cut in half. Sometimes you have to repeat the same idea in different forms etc. Perhaps only such an idea has an ideal review. But the photos of the bird are very nice, it has to be left. Good luck to you!
You see, the other commenter likes it :) tribute, a person can never thank everyone and there is nothing left but a clean review from other guys :) have a nice day
You're right, it's like the colander. :-)
Roman, nice article, but what about the mistake with the word "holt"? 😉
I went straight to the discussion and didn't read the article, so the sentence: "But the pictures of the bird are very nice" scares me a little, how far Roman went in the review 😂
Great, thanks for the review
As long as a week before payday. It stopped being fun after the first kilometer of text... is it some kind of fashion now, to artificially stretch the text and repeat each idea once more or rather twice?
I agree, I would appreciate it if they filmed a video review again
We have never published a video review in our life...
Previously, videos were in articles. It was the iPhone DESIGNER channel…
That's because nobody really reads these days anymore and articles are devoured like food from a soft pot. I don't mind at all that the article is long and that the ideas are repeated is true, but each time from a slightly different point of view, in a different context or within a different emotion. If you want something really short, just read the technical specifications. Personally, I thought this article was good, and I consider the fact that it is longer a plus, it is just enough so that one has time to think about each thing while reading. Some reviews on the net seem as if the author just copied the information from the cover and, unlike some other LSA authors, it seems that Mr. Zavřel has also read the article himself and does not release a series of abuses, repetitive words, misspellings and meaningless sentences into the world. In addition, I would recommend that every ratter first practice writing something himself, after which we can talk for a while about what could have been written differently.
For example, with the action button, I'm still a little scared of the idea of accidentally pressing it in my pocket, which the hardware switch was relatively resistant to. Here, I actually have no way to check if it didn't happen and how the phone is currently set, with the hardware switch I didn't have to take out the phone at all, I simply reached into my pocket and felt the position of the switch with my finger, or pressed it slightly to the desired side to he was sure. I didn't learn how this behaves from the review, but I understand it, for some it is marginal. But I wouldn't know for sure from the short one.
The article is very nice. Try to write an article about such a piece as 15s, on five lines.
Nice review.
Great review for me! I learned everything I needed in detail and comprehensively and all that remains is to order... Thank you very much and I look forward to more articles in this style.
The text does not mention anywhere if the phone overheats under load. Have you experienced something like this or did you have a problem with it?
I agree with the majority that the article is long, but it's definitely not a bad thing. I actually had mixed feelings after the introduction of the iPhone 15 Pro and I'm thinking that I don't actually need to upgrade my 12 Pro this year, this gave me a bit of a reason to do it. But it's not the innovative one for me anymore Apple, which set the trends like before. This time, I envy Android users that they have the option to charge a 75W phone even with a phone for a few crowns, and Apple's flagship still only offers me a measly 15W.
Does anyone have experience with overheating?
I thought that I would try the apple again when it finally has a usable port, and I would probably want to charge it, even though I really don't like it. But I don't want to deal with the boiling phone, there is too much on the apple forum, but I don't know if they are not scared by the Americans.
Experience yes, but not with the iPh 15. … When charging, the device heats up; while charging, I place the phone on an aluminum sheet (about 1 – 1.5 mm) and there is no problem.
… maybe that's why my iPh XS Max battery capacity is at 93%…
I haven't experienced any of the published problems. Good machine!
The fascination with speed compared to 14 is nonsense, at least in that the new processor is to blame. Rather, on the contrary, it shows the inability to tune SW and HW, because the described examples should not be noticeable at all, neither with 13 nor with 12. Or the second option, Apple he does it on purpose.
To the camera - oh glory! Lately, has been making the camera much bigger coloring pages than the competition. I can always beautify it, but it is difficult to return to its original form and the images look unnatural with "hard" contrast. Artifacts and noise then appear unnecessarily and this is smoothed out again.
Nonsense, it takes good pictures.
Great review. I took a lot of important information from her. I will definitely not regret upgrading from 14 Pro! And my 14 Pro will satisfy the user who will be switching from the iPhone XR
I also switched from 14Pro to 15Pro and no regrets. Just a new machine.
Great review, thanks! Inch
I would say that the display frames are really thinner and it can be registered. Otherwise, I see the phone the same way.