Poll: *** The official iPhone 13 (mini/pro/max) thread (The Pro Max has 120 Hz and everything!) ***

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Which iPhone 13 will you get?

  • iPhone 13 mini

    Votes: 20 10.6%

  • iPhone 13

    Votes: 19 10.1%

  • iPhone 13 Pro

    Votes: 73 38.8%

  • iPhone 13 Pro Max

    Votes: 77 41.0%
  • Total voters
    188
GMac11 said:
Just do the VPN registration for YT premium. Worth every penny of the £1.20 I pay each month.

The thing you have to remember is the iPhone batteries are smaller than the Android equivalents.
To put it into numbers I can charge my 12 just as fast with a 15w charger as I could charge my OnePlus 7T Pro with its 30w charger - and they both last just as long, in fact the iPhone may last longer.
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Interesting you quote I have the OnePlus 7T currently.. Do you miss it coming from here to an iPhone? And also what are the pros/cons you've found. If it saves clogging this thread I'd appreciate your findings via PM
 
Squink said:
Glass is glass - drop it and it might break. In addition, the back of the iPhones use a different glass and the price of repair for a broken back panel is where the real eye-watering bills come in. Keeping an iPhone naked and uninsured is asking for trouble IMO.
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I disagree with this as well, iPhone naked is the way to go. I stick a skin on the back just for a bit of customisation but the sides and screen are free. I’ve dropped it countless times and there isn’t a ding. It feel out my pocket in the pictures last night and not a mark on it.
 
Quinnaay said:
Interesting you quote I have the OnePlus 7T currently.. Do you miss it coming from here to an iPhone? And also what are the pros/cons you've found. If it saves clogging this thread I'd appreciate your findings via PM
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Don’t miss Android at all, my only regret is I didn’t make the change sooner.
My main reasons for changing were I wanted a flagship phone with a flat display and wireless charging - I appreciate the 7T has a flat display already.
The other thing is I’ve just reached the stage where I can’t be bothered with customising my UI and all the extras that come with using Android. I’d have baulked at the idea only a few years ago but times change!
 
Quinnaay said:
Interesting you quote I have the OnePlus 7T currently.. Do you miss it coming from here to an iPhone? And also what are the pros/cons you've found. If it saves clogging this thread I'd appreciate your findings via PM
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I think you have my details already but if not drop me a trust message and I’ll answer any questions. :)
 
GMac11 said:
Don’t miss Android at all, my only regret is I didn’t make the change sooner.
My main reasons for changing were I wanted a flagship phone with a flat display and wireless charging - I appreciate the 7T has a flat display already.
The other thing is I’ve just reached the stage where I can’t be bothered with customising my UI and all the extras that come with using Android. I’d have baulked at the idea only a few years ago but times change!
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doesnt the vpn youtube premium then lock your youtube/google to that vpn locations catalogue?

presume your vpning to india?
 
GMac11 said:
The other thing is I’ve just reached the stage where I can’t be bothered with customising my UI and all the extras that come with using Android. I’d have baulked at the idea only a few years ago but times change!
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I really don't generally get involved with the debate about what is 'better' but that reminds me of a conversation in the office about three years ago. People were talking about it and someone was vociferous that android is better because of all the customisations he could do. When I asked him what customisations specifically, he couldn't list a single one but was adamant that it was better 'because I can customise it".

He bought an iPhone 12 last year and is now very vocal about how he prefers iOS :cry:
 
GMac11 said:
Don’t miss Android at all, my only regret is I didn’t make the change sooner.
My main reasons for changing were I wanted a flagship phone with a flat display and wireless charging - I appreciate the 7T has a flat display already.
The other thing is I’ve just reached the stage where I can’t be bothered with customising my UI and all the extras that come with using Android. I’d have baulked at the idea only a few years ago but times change!
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I've never customized anything on my Google Pixel, that's not really a valid argument. You don't have to do anything to it for it to work.
 
jrwagh333 said:
I've never customized anything on my Google Pixel, that's not really a valid argument. You don't have to do anything to it for it to work.
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I understand that, my point was I don’t use those features and as far I’m concerned (personally) that’s one of Android’s main appeals.
Having used both I do find iOS more convenient to use in general.
As has been mentioned I wouldn’t advocate one over the other, all I’m giving is my use case and experience.
I do find the eco system between it and my MacBook very handy but again not everyone has both a MacBook and an iPhone so that statement isn’t true for all.
 
Reuben klang said:
I’ve dropped it countless times and there isn’t a ding. It feel out my pocket in the pictures last night and not a mark on it.
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Don’t get me wrong, I’d love to use my incoming iPhone 13 naked and without forking out the thick end of £200 for insurance, but for me the potential downsides are too much to risk. I’ll buy AppleCare when mine arrives - most flagship phones feel too nice in the hand to cover up with cases and screen protectors.
 
GMac11 said:
I understand that, my point was I don’t use those features and as far I’m concerned (personally) that’s one of Android’s main appeals.
Having used both I do find iOS more convenient to use in general.
As has been mentioned I wouldn’t advocate one over the other, all I’m giving is my use case and experience.
I do find the eco system between it and my MacBook very handy but again not everyone has both a MacBook and an iPhone so that statement isn’t true for all.
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I have a Pixel and a Chromebook so I understand how useful that can be as I'm under the impression the implementation is much better and smoother with an iPhone/Mac
 
The_One said:
but when you pay with card and you go to enter address it wont match with card registered address?
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There’s a thread over on the Mobiles section that explains this. Long story short you just make up an Indian address.
I use my Revolut card to make the monthly payments.
 
My YouTube account is signed up via a vpn in India and I never use it via a vpn. It works perfectly, I don’t get Indian recommendations at all.

This is really off topic though.
 
Picked up a case today from my local store and I’m glad I did as there is a huge lip to protect the camera module. How can you protect the camera lenses without a case?
 
uvarvu said:
Picked up a case today from my local store and I’m glad I did as there is a huge lip to protect the camera module. How can you protect the camera lenses without a case?
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Ive got iphone 12 pro without a case and i always place my phone down on a table front screen first so the cameras are facing upwards
 
Squink said:
Don’t get me wrong, I’d love to use my incoming iPhone 13 naked and without forking out the thick end of £200 for insurance, but for me the potential downsides are too much to risk. I’ll buy AppleCare when mine arrives - most flagship phones feel too nice in the hand to cover up with cases and screen protectors.
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If you’re paying for apple care, that gives you peace of mind.

The_One said:
Ive got iphone 12 pro without a case and i always place my phone down on a table front screen first so the cameras are facing upwards
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Yup, also the camera lenses are solid and don’t scratch very easily at all.

Another reason why an AOS is pointless. :D

I’m surprised how many of you still think you’re carrying an iPhone 5
 
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