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My first iPhone I need help. (alien.top)
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Hello dear iPhone users, I have to make a decision I want to switch to iPhone but I don't know should I go with 15 Pro or 15 Pro max. I don't know which one to choose, I like them both. Currently I have 6'7 inch phone and I'm used to it but it's slightly lighter than 15 pro max. I know for 15 PM the new interactive button is hard to reach. On other hand 15 pro I smaller and I never had small phone and it will be interesting experience for me and it's more reachable in my hand. I don't care 15 PM for having 5x zoom. But about battery I don't know their performance does anyone have experience. Will 15 pro can last the whole day because I charge it every night, I don't need my phone to be on 50% in the end of the night and not to charge it.

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[–] Logdon09@alien.top 1 points 2 years ago (2 children)

Never had a “small phone”?? 6.1 inches used to be massive for a phone haha, what are ya 15!? But all joking aside they’re basically the same phone, you’ll get used to the size after about a week. I switched from a 6.1 inch iPhone to the mini and I barely noticed after a few days, other than the keyboard being a little tighter.

[–] Joro133@alien.top 1 points 2 years ago (1 children)

Haha, you are right, I'm 23 but just making comparison with the phones nowadays. Can I use 6.1 inch with 2 hands tho?

[–] Logdon09@alien.top 1 points 2 years ago

Like typing with two hands ? Or what do you mean? I never understood the appeal of a massive phone, just move it a little closer to your face haha, but I have bad vision so 🤷‍♂️. I think 6.1 is the best compromise of size and usability, any larger and it’s hard to carry in a pocket, or reach the top of the screen quickly. But to each their own.