It cums with no charging ports or any ports at all so you charge wirelessly. What do you think of this?
Annoying
by Anonymous | reply 1 | Last Tuesday at 6:12 AM |
No. Wireless charging heats up the battery too much, leading to earlier battery degradation. I have the 11 Pro Max and even the fast charger it comes with does the same to a degree.
Also, the boxy square redesign looks and feels less sleek to me.
by Anonymous | reply 2 | Last Tuesday at 6:34 AM |
I have an X, and I might if that screenshot of onscreen Touch ID is true.
If the phones have the "safemag" magnet that attaches it to the charging base, then I'm fine with it.
If it doesn't ... I've laid my phone on my charging pad many times "not quite right" and end up with a dead phone in the morning.
by Anonymous | reply 3 | Last Tuesday at 6:37 AM |
Does the iPhone still not have a slot for an SD card? If I would even consider buying one of their devices (which I wouldn't as I refuse to give one red cent to that company) not having SD card capabilities would turn me away.
by Anonymous | reply 4 | Last Tuesday at 6:48 AM |
The camera lenses still protrude. I.e., the back of the phone is still not flat.
by Anonymous | reply 5 | Last Tuesday at 6:51 AM |
No. I want something new concept. I'll know it when I see it.
by Anonymous | reply 6 | Last Tuesday at 7:08 AM |
I would never own an iPhone to begin with, I'll stick with my Google Pixel phones. That said, being completely portless is a horrible idea. Wireless chargers aren't cheap, so forcing people to buy multiples of them for their home, vehicle, and to have at their workplace sucks.
Wireless earbuds aren't cheap either. Don't get me wrong, I love my Pixel Buds 2, but there are still times when I have to use my Google Pixel USB-C earbuds as well while the wireless ones are recharging.
What if your internet/modem/router is down or not working for some reason, and you need to transfer important files to/from your phone physically via USB/USB-C? Can't do that either.
by Anonymous | reply 7 | Last Tuesday at 7:10 AM |
When you need to use wireless earphones to use an iPhone, that’s when they finally lose me.
Apple’s Earbuds are very sensitive to clogging, and I have dermatitis in my ears — I’ve wasted $150 on buds that clog in two weeks already.
by Anonymous | reply 8 | Last Tuesday at 7:20 AM |
iphones have become prohibitively more expensive for nominal upgrades with each passing year. Innovation is slowing and whereas once you could tell the difference between phones released one year apart these days you can have the same relative performance for about 3-5 years' worth as a casual user.
One only needs frequent updates if they are used for digital work or being an Instaho whose feed consists of neverending shirtless dirty bathroom mirror selfies.
by Anonymous | reply 9 | Last Tuesday at 9:49 AM |
R8, what are they clogging with? And other earphones don’t?
by Anonymous | reply 10 | Last Tuesday at 10:08 AM |
OP, the vast majority of DLers are still getting to grips with their Nokia.
by Anonymous | reply 11 | Last Tuesday at 10:15 AM |
R11 But they're still most comfortable with their Princess Phones.
by Anonymous | reply 12 | Last Tuesday at 10:21 AM |
I just got the 12...can Apple please stop?!
by Anonymous | reply 13 | Last Tuesday at 10:29 AM |