The new 12MP dual-camera system on the 8 Plus is pretty fantastic as well. It runs iOS 11 more smoothly and you’ll get better battery life out of it. Despite looking nearly identical to the iPhone 7 and iPhone 7 Plus, the 8 and 8 Plus were upgraded with the much more powerful A11 Bionic chip. Unless you have an upgrade cycle to burn. Glass, instead of aluminum, makes the 7 a much easier phone to hold, and after using our review unit, we found no reason to doubt that it’s a faster phone but I’m of the camp that if you’re happy with your iPhone 7 or 7 Plus, you should wait for what’s next. The rougher edges of the iPhone 6 and 6S came together with the 7’s design. I think one day we’ll look back and see the iPhone 7 as an underappreciated leap forward for the iPhone (a bit like the 5).
Wait if you have an iPhone 7.ĮY: Don’t Buy. Not only does it give the X a classic iPhone look, it also gives the smartphone an edge of security - I feel a lot less scared to drop my phone with a steel edge redirecting force.” - Serenity Caldwell, iMoreīuy Now: $999+ iPhone 8 and iPhone 8 Plus “The iPhone X has anodized/DLC steel sidings in comparison to the iPhone 8’s aluminum edges.“If camera quality is a primary concern and you prefer a bigger screen, the iPhone 8 Plus packs in dual rear camera sensors, a larger, higher-resolution display, and most of the features you get with the iPhone X.” - Ajay Kumar, PCMag.
You’re going to have to learn new swipe gestures and discover what life is like without Touch ID or a home button. It’s super expensive and if you’ve used an iPhone for the past decade, this feels completely different. I’m going to cut against the grain and say you should skip this one. Tucker Bowe, Associate Staff Writer: Don’t Buy. While I own an iPhone 7 Plus, I prefer the size of the standard iPhone, so having a 5.9-inch screen in a smaller phone overall may be the goldilocks blend I’ve been waiting for. The advantages of the camera are obvious and will become even more so when we get a hands-on look at what it can do. There could be some pitfalls due to the new iOS interface - the lack of a home button and Face ID could pose challenges for the impatient. Or you’re an eBay flipper (ugh) looking to take advantage of the expected demand. This is a no-brainer if you love adopting Apple products early, your iPhone is your hub and you’re willing to deal with small learning curves.
Verdict: Buy if you need the latest tech and willing to deal with the inventory shortages.Įric Yang, Editor in Chief: Buy.
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