iPhone 11/11 Pro

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Haven’t seen anyone using iPhone 11 or the Pro series on the street yet.

Hmm, quite strange. Went to Apple Orchard yesterday. Saw more locals coming out with the Apple carrier from the store with something black inside.
 

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Yeah, I find the 6.5” big. Thought I would get used to it since I was using XR previously but it’s quite big and not too comfortable even with my large hands.

Yeah 5.8” is probably the best size now. But sadly, Apple is going to increase the screen size next year.
 

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Curious does the 18W chargers for Pro series any bigger than the iconic 5W ones.
 

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I think the Pro Max is really for Americans and other bigger builds people with like size 14/15 feet and close to 2m tall. If the Pro was 6”, that would be the perfect size but too bad the 11/XR got the bigger sized screen.


Yeah, I find the 6.5” big. Thought I would get used to it since I was using XR previously but it’s quite big and not too comfortable even with my large hands.
 

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Been using the Pro after returning my Pro Max. So far no moderate heating issues when surfing Safari.

Feels good in the hands too, though I traded battery life for comfort. Hopefully it won’t disappoint.

Oh so the heating issue was gone after you switched? That’s good to hear.

When you restore the phone this time, did you use the 13.0 backup or your previous backup from old phone?

Why use Chrome on Apple Ecosystem machines. Safari is way better on Apple machines and can even run content blockers on Safari. Chrome just burns battery on every platform cause of its aggressive engine.


Actually I still use chrome on my iPhone because my work computer is sync with chrome hence I can carry on with work stuff on my phone if needed
 
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Curious does the 18W chargers for Pro series any bigger than the iconic 5W ones.

It's thicker and heavier and it's actually a rectangular block with foldable pins, similar to Apple Watch, but Apple Watch one is only 5W. The 18W ones are USB-C connectors.
 

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Oh so the heating issue was gone after you switched? That’s good to hear.

When you restore the phone this time, did you use the 13.0 backup or your previous backup from old phone?

I used the backup I created for my Pro Max just before returning it.

The only difference with restoring this backup on my Pro is, the songs from Apple Music took a little long to download from the iCloud. But that’s the least of my concerns lol. Current phone is functioning well.
 

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I think the Pro Max is really for Americans and other bigger builds people with like size 14/15 feet and close to 2m tall. If the Pro was 6”, that would be the perfect size but too bad the 11/XR got the bigger sized screen.

The perfect phone would probably be an OLED 6.1”. Hopefully Apple standardise all their iPhone models to OLED next year.
 

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Apple would rather use a high quality LCD display then to fit in a low quality OLED display.

That’s not to say Apple won’t fit all iPhones with OLED next year :)
 

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Apple would rather use a high quality LCD display then to fit in a low quality OLED display.

That’s not to say Apple won’t fit all iPhones with OLED next year :)
Incoming MicroLED...

Apple Watch Series 6 likely
 
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