[Official] iPhone 7 (Plus) Discussions

[3hubb3r]

Sorry for asking a noob question. What does solid state home button means ah? Is it mean that is not pressable anymore?

something like that. it's like force touch trackpad. no longer mechanical

 

[athenodorus]

actual reviews are up.

Engadget
https://www.engadget.com/2016/09/13/iphone-7-and-7-plus-review/

The Verge

 

[matthew.tan]

http://www.cnet.com/special-reports...vs-galaxy-s7-vs-iphone-6s-plus/#7-vs-galaxyS7

 

[jq75]

7 vs 7+, why plus seems to be a more popular choice?

 

[SleepyBoi]

err from gsmarena e s7 is 26mm with a 1/2.5" sensor. that is hardly wide too i doubt any smartphone camera can be considered truly wide...

Technically it's close to wide already.

The one you all referring to is ultra wide angle.

A wide angle lens usually around 16-35mm, 26mm falls in there.

 

[SleepyBoi]

7 vs 7+, why plus seems to be a more popular choice?

Singaporeans all like dua ki ma. Best of everything. Asian market more go for phablet.

AM that side many prefer small phone cos can fit into their pants. Combine with tablet.

 

[3hubb3r]

7 vs 7+, why plus seems to be a more popular choice?

up to personal preference. some people prefer to keep their phones in their pocket so 7 and some have 老花眼 and watch dramas on the move so 7 plus

 

[3hubb3r]

err from gsmarena e s7 is 26mm with a 1/2.5" sensor. that is hardly wide too i doubt any smartphone camera can be considered truly wide...

26mm is consider wide and generally just nice for most general photos

 

[jianrong]

Yes matt black with clear case look drooling. But Singtel oos easily. Sianz.

 

[memoriess]

By the way, 7 and 7+ charging input still the same? 5v?

 

[tjrsasea]

err from gsmarena e s7 is 26mm with a 1/2.5" sensor. that is hardly wide too i doubt any smartphone camera can be considered truly wide...

You doubt wrongly. The LGG5/LGV20 have a secondary camera with a 18mm lens

 

[szeli]

Technically it's close to wide already.

The one you all referring to is ultra wide angle.

A wide angle lens usually around 16-35mm, 26mm falls in there.

26mm is consider wide and generally just nice for most general photos

26mm is considered wide typically when e sensor is a full frame 35mm. smartphone sensors r all so small that they can't be considered truly wide...

 

[szeli]

You doubt wrongly. The LGG5/LGV20 have a secondary camera with a 18mm lens

18mm lens without a large sensor doesn't mean much...

 

[3hubb3r]

26mm is considered wide typically when e sensor is a full frame 35mm. smartphone sensors r all so small that they can't be considered truly wide...

it's 35mm equivalent

 

[-nzy90]

7 vs 7+, why plus seems to be a more popular choice?

Cuz 7+ got better camera and should have bigger battery? Plus now most people want a big screen. Screen smaller than 5" is considered small nowadays.

Sent from Samsung SM-N930F using GAGT

 

[djr81]

Per user account is limited to 2 ip7 and ip7 plus right? Not by credit card right?

 

[watzup_ken]

Singaporeans all like dua ki ma. Best of everything. Asian market more go for phablet.

AM that side many prefer small phone cos can fit into their pants. Combine with tablet.

Actually after much deliberations, I decided to go for the smaller iPhone 7, instead of the Plus.
The extra 1GB of ram could come in handy, but I doubt the 2GB version will become obsolete by next year with the launch of the iPhone 8. Also, I feel the dual cam setup looks pretty gimmicky since 2x zoom is hardly of any use. The bigger screen with higher resolution is the main attraction for me, but because of the poor screen to phone ratio, it makes the phone unnecessarily big.

 

[BraveCloudy]

Yes matt black with clear case look drooling. But Singtel oos easily. Sianz.

Singtel oos is cause many people buy.

 

[athenodorus]

Singtel oos is cause many people buy.

lolol..your valueless replies never fail to entertain me

 

[erwinrommel]

Actually after much deliberations, I decided to go for the smaller iPhone 7, instead of the Plus.
The extra 1GB of ram could come in handy, but I doubt the 2GB version will become obsolete by next year with the launch of the iPhone 8. Also, I feel the dual cam setup looks pretty gimmicky since 2x zoom is hardly of any use. The bigger screen with higher resolution is the main attraction for me, but because of the poor screen to phone ratio, it makes the phone unnecessarily big.

I have the same dilemma as you. I really love the dual lens camera of iPhone 7 plus cuz i always zoom in and the photos get grainy, but I way prefer iPhone 7 size cuz its much easier to hold and use with one hand.

Still pondering...