I sometimes ponder how successful Id be in charge of a phone that gets updated every year.
What Im saying is releasing a phone every 12 months is fucking tough.
The reason I bring this up is because of Apple.
More specifically, its release of thenew iPhone 12 range.
I wanted to take a break.
And, specifically, look at the success and failures of last years iPhone 11 Pro range.
It’s free, every week, in your inbox.
Its structured a bit differently to this article, but covers much of the same things.
So go and watch that.
But if you want words?
Sweet, tangy words?
Well, weve got those in spades too.
Why are you looking at the iPhone 11 Pro?
At best, most reviews are published after a week or two of use.
This iPhone 11 Pro range retrospective delivers that.
But thats not whatthispiece is about.
The same has happened with the standard iPhone 11.
And you know what?
Yeah, the phones are scratched and scraped, but theyve not suffered in any proper way.
I love the iPhone 11 Pro range, but Ive never found the notch anything but a fucking monstrosity.
Apple, make it stop, just.
Thankfully, the iPhone 11 Pro range hasnt been impacted by this one bit.
Like, why cant I increase the number of apps that fit on the dock?
Or across the screen?
Or even their sizes?
Well, if the scene was statue-esque.
Thanks for that, Apple.
A baseline of 64GB of storage is stupid
Its so fucking dumb.
64GB isnt enough storage foranyonethese days, let alone so-called Pro users.
Pretty c’mon!
And, if you were Apple, how would you begin to communicate this decision?
But this has delivered a fantastic opportunity for the savvy buyer: an amazing phone for a reasonable price.
Theres little difference between the iPhone 11 and iPhone 12 Pro ranges especially for the standard consumer.
Conclude this iPhone 11 Pro range retrospective
With pleasure!
