Iphone 17 Pro

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The cameras are quite average. The Oppos and Vivos and Xiaomis of the world are way ahead in this category. It's too bulky and heavy, and the new aluminium chassis is way too fragile. Paint chips off randomly even with a case on. It feels heavier and thicker than some foldables lol. iOS 26 is a massive bug-fest. Lots of glitches, random crashes, apps stutter, keyboard freezes, and unimpressive aesthetics. It's 2026 and you still can't upload a bloody file to Google Drive or send an image on WhatsApp in the background while doing something else on the phone. Are you fucking serious? This thing costs ₹1,50,000 and it's meant to have the best smartphone chip. For what? Watching tiktok? Ridiculous. It's just very... boring. Nothing about the phone stands out. Vivo has cameras that make you want to click. Samsung has great software. Foldables have an extra screen. What does the iPhone have? Nothing. The ecosystem isn't that lucrative anymore. AirPods work well with Android, there are tons of AirDrop replacements, Galaxy Watch is as good as Apple Watch in terms of features. Forget the camera quality; even the minimum focusing distance of the telephoto is just trash. It's infuriating. The anti-reflective coating on the display is nowhere close to Samsung's. Most people may not care about these issues. But even if you're a bit savvy or you've used an Android phone in the past, the iPhone, even in 2026, feels like a downgrade. The only 2 things I genuinely appreciate are video recording quality and battery life. Exemplary. But everything else is just average. submitted by /u/Romeo01220 to r/PhoneNow [link] [comments]

My iPhone 17 Pro Max in Cosmic Orange got here last week and sadly I haven’t even had a chance to open it yet. Before I finally crack it open, I wanted to hear from the folks who’ve had more time with it: • What’s something you wish you knew before you bought yours? • What’s become your favorite thing so far? • What would you tell someone who’s still on the fence? Or settings to change, features Apple didn’t highlight, surprises (good or bad); anything you’ve learned from actual everyday use. I’m filming my unboxing and early impressions this week, and I’d love to include a few real world tips from people who’ve been using it longer than me. Appreciate any advice you’re willing to share! submitted by /u/Mullins2 to r/iPhone17Pro [link] [comments]

After one full month with the iPhone 17, here’s my honest review. No fanboying, no hate, just the stuff people conveniently “forget” to mention when they say “bEsT pHoNe eVeR ✨”. I came from Android fully open-minded. Spoiler: it didn’t go as expected. Pros (yes, Apple actually did some things right) Photo processing / color science = chef’s kiss. Honestly Apple, keep that guy on payroll forever. Whether it's skin tones, the subtle color variations in flowers or food, nothing is oversaturated, everything is perfect. The screen quality is excellent, sharp, perfect colorimetry, not too saturated, zero complaints. Timeless design that screams “premium” without trying too hard. Build quality: solid enough to survive my daily clumsiness. Compact format with a weight that won’t dislocate your wrist. Speakers: not amazing, but they don’t sound like a 2014 Bluetooth shower speaker either. App opening speed is insane. Blink and it’s done. The haptics… oh god. If everything else was as good as the vibrations, this would be phone of the decade. Alarm sounds + synced vibration = I’ve never been woken up so politely in my life. Cons (aka: things Apple pretends don’t exist) iOS isn’t trash… but let’s say it’s not exactly the “smooth perfection” I was sold. Want the weather widget on the lockscreen? Cool. Just give Apple your GPS 24/7. Permission pop-ups everywhere. iOS feels like a paranoid roommate. If you don’t tweak 40 settings on day one, the experience is borderline chaotic, especially for the camera, like I had to watch a 15-minute tutorial to adjust things that are basic on Android No real telephoto. In 2025. Amazing. Speakers weaker than the iPhone 16e. Did they downgrade them on purpose or wtf? Animations are slow. Like “did my phone take a nap?” slow. 120Hz “ProMotion” feels more like “ProJittery”, not as smooth as a 120Hz display on a Xiaomi Mi 15 for example Scrolling: too much smoothing + random jitter = a daily exercise in patience mostly in Twitter and Youtube Keyboard experience is… yeah, let’s just say I’ve typed better on microwaves, no seriously, we all know how awful it is. Photos app + Google Photos + Google services = An ecosystem that's not very compatible + iCloud is super annoying because it fills up in 2 seconds, and Apple is asking you to pay €1 per month when you could simply disable it and use your local storage (what a terrible strategy). So you have to disable it.. Apple ecosystem: expensive, awkward, and somehow still missing obvious features. Pop-ups in Settings promoting “free trials” that are absolutely not free. Classic. No settings icon in Control Center because… why make life easier? Settings app = labyrinth designed by a chaotic neutral developer. Volume down button already losing clickiness after a month. Hilarious. No double tap to lock/unlock. It's a basic feature, this has existed on Samsung for years and on Xiaomi recently, seriously Apple? Twitter/X scrolling: sometimes the phone thinks I’m trying to slide open a secret door, It's like it brings up the left sidebar menu even though I'm scrolling vertically, wtf Silent mode = no tiny notification icons at the top, just pop-ups for real time notifcation and needing to go into notification center for "old" notifications. Perfect. Can’t merge Control Center and Notification Center… because Apple said no. Screen wakes up every time you get a notification. Even if you didn’t ask. AOD has two modes: ON or NEVER. No “few seconds” like on Android. Notification Center doesn’t appear on the lockscreen unless you swipe, love the extra step. Unlocking on a desk? Nope, grab that phone like it’s Excalibur so that he can see you face to face Face ID is good but sometimes just… gives up on me. Every action on iOS has an unnecessary animation or extra step. Gboard/SwiftKey are voluntarily nerfed. Because why allow choice? Closing apps one by one in 2025 Zero updates in one month, zero communication about some bugs and that jittery scrolling. Very premium. Camera button: not as bad as Reddit cries claim, but the press is so stiff you physically "shake" the phone taking the picture. Calling someone: the call button stays greyed for a second when you click on a contact… why? Who knows. During calls, screen takes its time to turn off against the ear. No scrolling screenshot on all app No chat shortcuts for LINE, like..WHY. Conclusion The iPhone 17 genuinely has strengths: amazing photos and I must emphasize the colorimetry; pictures also has less tilt shift than competitor and are ultra-sharp, which is pleasing!, great screen, top-tier haptics, beautiful design. But honestly? For something marketed as the ultimate experience, the daily annoyances pile up fast. Too many tiny frustrations, too many odd decisions, too many limitations that shouldn’t exist in 2025. I came with an open mind. I wanted to love it, I dropped it zero times, it was well protected, I loved it. But yeah… I’m disappointed, I'm going to return it and get something else. submitted by /u/WhisperingDoll to r/Smartphones [link] [comments]

iPhone 17 Pro Max review after 2 weeks of use: I've been using my new iPhone for about 2 weeks and I have to say it's impressing me, I went from an iPhone 13 128gb to a 17 pro max 1TB and it was a breakthrough, for the first time I try the 120hz on a phone and they are fluid also the battery is extremely durable, I charge it 1 time every 3 days and I do an intensive use of 5/6 hours a day, also the cameras have a crazy quality and the videos are wonderful, as an upgrade I recommend it, let me know what you think submitted by /u/ResponseTricky4290 to r/iPhone17Pro [link] [comments]