iPhone 16/16 Pro Review: Times Have Changed!

Summary

In this review, the iPhone 16 and 16 Pro are unveiled with incremental updates and a focus on AI features, despite these being incomplete at launch. The new models introduce a camera control button, enhanced displays, and improved battery life. The iPhone 16 offers a solid camera experience, while the Pro model excels with its main sensor and additional camera capabilities. The reviewer suggests upgrading from an iPhone 13 or older for the best experience but advises against it for those with newer models, emphasizing the importance of current features over promised future updates.

Takeaways

• 📱 iPhone 16 and iPhone 16 Pro have been launched with a focus on new AI capabilities and improved hardware.
• 🎨 The iPhone 16 Pro introduces a new 'camera control' button for manual camera settings, enhancing photography experience.
• 🔋 Battery life is slightly improved with larger capacity batteries, but the difference may not be very noticeable.
• 🚀 The new iPhones support faster charging up to 45 watts, but the fast charger is not included in the box.
• 💾 All iPhone 16 models now have 8GB of RAM, likely to support upcoming AI features.
• 📲 iOS 18 comes with the new iPhones, offering more customization options for the iPhone.
• 📸 The iPhone 16 Pro has a significant camera upgrade with a larger main sensor, higher resolution ultra-wide, and a 5x telephoto lens.
• 📹 Video capabilities have been enhanced, with the iPhone 16 Pro supporting 4K at 120 FPS.
• 🤖 Apple is emphasizing AI features, but they are not yet available on the new iPhones, which is an unusual move for the company.
• 💡 The reviewer suggests buying the iPhone 16 if you're using an iPhone 13 or older, and the iPhone 16 Pro for those seeking better cameras and displays.

Q & A

What is the name of the new app for wallpapers mentioned in the script?

The name of the new app for wallpapers is 'panels'.

On which platforms is the 'panels' app available?

The 'panels' app is available on both iOS and Android platforms.

What is the claim about the wallpapers in the reviewer's videos over the past year?

The claim is that almost all the wallpapers used in the reviewer's videos for the past year have come from the 'panels' app.

What is the iPhone 16's relationship to the iPhone 15 in terms of updates?

The iPhone 16 is a minor update over the iPhone 15 with a ton of new AI features labeled as 'Apple intelligence'.

What is considered unfinished about the iPhone 16 at launch?

The iPhone 16 is considered unfinished because the 'Apple intelligence' features, which were heavily marketed, are not available at launch and are labeled as 'coming soon'.

What new physical buttons have been added to the iPhone 16?

The iPhone 16 has added the action button from last year's models and a new button called 'camera control'.

What is the claim about the iPhone 16 Pro's battery life?

The iPhone 16 Pro is claimed to have the longest battery life ever in an iPhone.

What is the new charging feature of the iPhone 16 lineup?

All new iPhone 16 models support up to 45 watt wired charging.

What is the significance of the new camera control button on the iPhone 16?

The new camera control button is meant to give users more control over the camera settings, allowing for customization of photographic styles, tone, and other elements.

How does the reviewer feel about the new camera capabilities of the iPhone 16 Pro?

The reviewer feels that the new cameras on the iPhone 16 Pro, especially the main camera and the 5x telephoto, are a significant step up and have risen the iPhone back to the top of their personal favorite rankings for smartphone cameras.

What is the reviewer's recommendation on whether to buy the new iPhones?

The reviewer recommends buying the iPhone 16 if you're on an iPhone 13 or older and looking for an upgrade. They recommend the iPhone 16 Pro for those who want better cameras or displays. They advise buying for what the phone is today, not for what it could be tomorrow.

Outlines

00:00

📱 Introduction to iPhone 16 and Panels App

The script introduces the iPhone 16 and 16 Pro, highlighting their new features and design. The reviewer has been testing them for two weeks. A significant part of the introduction is dedicated to the launch of a new app called 'Panels,' which offers wallpapers created by various artists. The app is available on both iOS and Android. The reviewer also discusses the incremental hardware improvements and AI features in new smartphones, noting that the iPhone 16 series is a minor update with a lot of new AI features labeled 'Apple intelligence,' although these are not yet available.

05:02

🔋 Battery Life and Charging Improvements

The script discusses the battery life of the iPhone 16 series, mentioning that the batteries are slightly larger than previous models, with the Pro models having a 9% increase. The reviewer found the battery life to be similar to the previous year's models. However, a significant improvement is the support for faster charging up to 45 watts, although the phone does not come with a fast charger. The script also mentions the new A18 and A18 Pro chips, which offer better performance, and the increase in RAM to 8GB across all models to support future AI features.

10:03

📸 Camera Control and New Camera Features

The script focuses on the new camera control button on the iPhone 16, which allows for more manual control over camera settings. The reviewer likens the camera's adjustability to headphone EQ, where users can tweak settings like exposure compensation, photographic styles, and tone to achieve their desired look. The new camera control button is described as finicky but useful once users get accustomed to it. The script also discusses the new camera hardware on the iPhone 16 and 16 Pro, with the Pro models receiving significant upgrades in camera capabilities.

15:05

🤖 The Hype and Delay of Apple Intelligence

The script addresses the hype around Apple intelligence, which was heavily promoted by Apple but is not yet available on the iPhone 16 series. The reviewer expresses disappointment that the phone is being marketed with features that are not yet implemented, calling the phone 'unfinished.' There is a discussion about the pressure on companies to appear as AI leaders and the trend of promising future software updates that may not yet be fully developed.

20:06

🛍️ Should You Buy the iPhone 16?

The script concludes with a recommendation on whether to purchase the iPhone 16. The reviewer suggests that users with an iPhone 13 or older should consider upgrading, while those with newer models may not see a significant benefit. The iPhone 16 Pro is recommended for users who value camera and display improvements. The script reiterates the idea of buying a product for its current capabilities, not for promised future updates.

Keywords

💡iPhone 16

The iPhone 16 is the latest iteration of Apple's smartphone series mentioned in the script. It represents a minor update over the iPhone 15 with a focus on new AI features. The term is central to the video's theme as the script discusses its features, improvements, and comparisons to previous models.

💡iPhone 16 Pro

The iPhone 16 Pro is the professional version of the iPhone 16, offering enhanced features such as better displays and camera capabilities. It is a key focus of the video as the reviewer compares it to the standard iPhone 16 and discusses its suitability for users who require advanced camera and display features.

💡Apple Intelligence

Apple Intelligence refers to the suite of AI-driven features that Apple has been promoting but have not yet been implemented in the iPhone 16 at the time of the review. It's a significant part of the video's narrative as the reviewer discusses the discrepancy between the marketing and the actual available features.

💡Action Button

The Action Button is a new feature added to the iPhone 16, allowing for quick access to specific functions. It's an example of the incremental hardware improvements discussed in the video, and the reviewer mentions it as part of the new physical buttons added to the phone.

💡Camera Control

Camera Control is a new feature that provides users with more manual control over the iPhone's camera settings. The reviewer discusses how this feature, along with physical buttons, allows for better photography outcomes, making it a central concept in the video's discussion on the phone's camera capabilities.

💡Battery Life

Battery Life is a critical aspect of any smartphone review, and the script mentions that the iPhone 16 series comes with slightly larger capacity batteries. The reviewer, however, notes that the actual improvement in battery life is not significantly noticeable, which is an important point for potential buyers.

💡Fast Charging

Fast Charging is a feature that allows the iPhone 16 to charge more quickly than its predecessors. The reviewer appreciates this improvement, indicating that it's a welcome advancement in the user experience, despite Apple not including a fast charger in the box.

💡A18 Chip

The A18 Chip refers to the processor used in the iPhone 16 models, which is supposed to offer performance improvements. Although the reviewer does not notice a significant difference immediately, the chip is part of the discussion around the phone's hardware capabilities.

💡iOS 18

iOS 18 is the latest operating system released by Apple, which comes with new features and improvements. The reviewer dedicates a separate video to it, indicating its importance and the impact it has on the overall user experience of the iPhone 16.

💡Fusion Camera

Fusion Camera is a term used to describe Apple's approach to combining multiple camera technologies to enhance photo quality. The reviewer discusses this in the context of the iPhone 16 Pro's camera capabilities, suggesting it's a marketing term for their improved image processing.

💡Promotion

Promotion, in the context of the video, refers to the high refresh rate display technology. The reviewer mentions that the standard iPhone 16 now includes this feature, which was previously exclusive to the Pro models, making it a significant upgrade for users who value smooth scrolling and motion.

Highlights

Introduction of the iPhone 16 and iPhone 16 Pro with new AI capabilities

Launch of the 'panels' app for wallpapers on iOS and Android

The iPhone 16 is described as unfinished due to missing Apple intelligence features

Physical changes to the iPhone 16 include new colors and a camera control button

iPhone 16 Pro models have slightly larger displays and thinner bezels

New iPhone models have larger capacity batteries but without specific numbers provided

Faster charging is now supported up to 45 watts in the new iPhone lineup

All new iPhone models come with 8GB of RAM for improved performance

iOS 18 introduces new customization features for the iPhone

The new camera control button offers more manual control over smartphone photography

iPhone 16 Pro has a significant camera upgrade with a larger main sensor and higher resolution lenses

iPhone 16 Pro supports 4K 120 FPS video recording

The term 'Fusion camera' is introduced, indicating an updated image processing pipeline

Critique on the marketing of Apple intelligence before the features are fully available

Recommendation on whether to buy the new iPhones based on current features rather than promised updates

Final thoughts on the iPhone 16 and iPhone 16 Pro as solid incremental upgrades

Transcripts

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device profound new intelligence

capabilities that will make our

platforms even

smarter so this is the iPhone 16 and

this is the iPhone 16 Pro brand new and

I've been testing them for about 2 weeks

now but you know what I've been doing

way longer than 2 weeks weeks working on

a new app that we are finally launching

you guys have always been asking me

where I get my wallpapers like it's

frequently the number one suggested

search result under my name has been for

years so now we've put them all in one

place it's called panels and it's

finally live in the App Store both on

iOS and on Android feels really good to

be able to say that so if you're

wondering where the wallpaper on these

phones and the review came from panels

if you're wondering where the wallpaper

in the last video came from panels

matter of fact almost all the wallpapers

all the devices and in backgrounds

you've seen in my videos for the past

year have all come from panels which is

pretty sick we have a bunch of awesome

artists over there that we are splitting

profits with 50/50 and there's already a

ton of great collections of Art and much

more incoming and we have some pretty

big plans for this thing so it's

starting off as a wallpaper app now I

don't want to overpromise too much but

it's going to be pretty consistently

improving over time which is part of the

reason why we're offering a subscription

to support it so go pick it up now poke

around find your new favorite wallpaper

your new favorite artist and let me know

what you think it's kind of fun to be on

the other side now on the development

side where now other people are going to

review what we make which is always

exciting anyway so the meta with new

smartphones these days is a bunch of

incremental Hardware improvements and

then a whole bunch of AI features that

also are being added on top which is

where the real value is and while

they're a little late to the game Apple

has hit that chapter 2 with the iPhone

whether we like it or not so the iPhone

16 is a minor minor update over the 15

but with a ton of new AI stuff labeled

Apple intelligence except that stuff's

not here yet which is a little awkward

considering basically all of the

marketing for this phone is Apple

intelligence stuff like I've seen

Billboards touting that as the new thing

here their whole event was about how

it's glow time which is a reference to

the new glowing Siri animation but none

of that stuff

is on this phone none of it so the only

way to square the state of this phone

right now with everything Apple has said

about this phone is that it's unfinished

like this is the most unfinished I've

ever seen a new iPhone launch so until

we actually have all that Apple

intelligence stuff we are left with a

very incremental upgrade cycle

so there's not a lot actually physically

new with this year's iPhone but it's not

nothing so the iPhone 16 looks a little

different from the iPhone 15 there was a

moment in time not that long ago where

Apple removed the headphone jack and

then there was a ton of speculation

about them maybe removing all the ports

and all the buttons but instead it's

gone the opposite way and they've added

the action button from last year's pros

and yet another button called camera

control which we'll get to in a second

aesthetically though there are some

really poppy new colors and slightly

larer protruding cameras lined up on the

back of the phone and okay I know

everyone puts a case on their phone so

this is probably nothing but I think

this is the wobbly slab phone I have

ever seen or at least that I can

remember but either way the rest of the

general shape and flat sides and

dimensions of this phone are basically

the same very familiar iPhone the pro

phones are even harder to tell apart but

they do have new displays and they are

great so they're slightly bigger 6.3 and

6.9 in respectively

and the bezels are I think actually

noticeably thinner and still even all

the way around so both sized phones are

just a little larger than last year and

fit bigger batteries too and we should

talk about batteries so when Apple

unveiled all these new phones they made

kind of a big deal about how they all

have slightly larger capacity batteries

across the board and that the new Pro

Max would have the longest battery life

ever in an iPhone which I mean I would

hope that your newest most expensive

most high-tech big biggest phone ever is

the longest battery but still they

didn't give any numbers to support that

so we don't actually know how much

larger and milliamp hours the battery is

or how much longer the battery actually

lasts all I have to go on is Apple's

websites comparison tool which only

measures in video playback hours so it

has the iPhone 16 at 22 hours of video

playback up from 20 and the 16 Pro Max

is all the way up to 33 hours versus

last year's big phones 29 unfortunately

this means almost nothing to me because

that video playback can be optimized

with like cores on a chip who cares but

now the phones are out and people have

gotten them and torn them apart measured

them turns out the batteries are about

6% larger across the board and 9% larger

on the pro and I found battery life

about the same as last year to be honest

like not noticeably better not

noticeably worse I end up saying a lot

of the same things about it like it

lasts me a whole day on the pro heavy

use no problem

what actually did make a difference to

me though is faster charging less people

are talking about it but all of the new

iPhone 16 lineup supports up to 45 watt

wired charging now Apple never talks

about fast charging they never brag

about like how fast you can go 0 to 100

or 0 to 80% but when their phones do get

slightly faster at charging it's pretty

nice it's too bad it doesn't come with

the fast charging Brick In The Box but I

have a fast charger I am loving the new

fast charging and bursts and also mag

safe supports with the new Puck up to 25

W wireless charging instead of 15 on the

inside these phones have the a18 and a18

pro chips and again I'd be lying if I

told you I just noticed any difference

right out the box and I think basically

anybody would but yes they will

Benchmark 10 20 30% faster depending on

what you ask it to do but the extra

power is definitely more about Fringe

activities high-end stuff future

proofing I was actually more curious

though to find that all of the models

have 8 gigs of RAM now so the pro phone

and the non-pr phones which usually have

different amounts no doubt this is

because the Apple intelligence features

when they eventually ship are going to

need every last bit of it but for now

hey you can enjoy more RAM for all your

other apps too iOS 18 launched with

these new phones too so I made an entire

separate video about iOS 18 all the new

features that's what's rolling out to

everybody's older iPhones as well now

too so you can put your home screen

icons wherever you can color your home

screen icons you can change your lock

screen shortcuts basically customize the

iPhone a bit more than ever before you

could argue this makes a bigger

difference to the iPhone than any of the

other Hardware stuff but yeah I'll I'll

link that full video below but speaking

of new hardware there is one other new

button so I guess nobody at Apple is

allowed to call it a button but I'm

going to call it a button so this is the

new camera control button on all of the

new iPhone Ione 16s I've used and played

with and thought a lot about this button

and actually it all comes down to

smartphone cameras in general my take is

that smartphone cameras are like

headphones EQ like you get a new pair of

headphones out the box and you listen to

them you don't like them oh no no don't

worry that's just one of the ways that

these headphones can sound you can

change the EQ and it'll sound like a

totally different pair of headphones and

that's also true with smartphone cameras

this year more than ever with the iPhone

so the default photos from the iPhone

look more iphony than ever remember how

every year in the blind smartphone

camera test the iPhone loses because it

kind of overly brightens all the shadows

and it doesn't have as much contrast

yeah it's still doing that especially in

photos with people in it but the purpose

of this new button has been made very

clear and it's kind of a theme for the

whole phone which is well camera control

this year Apple's kind of just giving

back control of the camera to users in

an interesting way but you have to know

how to use it like you have to know that

it's a double half press with just the

right weight to bring up the sliding

menu of camera controls for things like

exposure compensation and zoom and

photographic Styles and tone and then

play with it enough to realize that tone

is actually maybe the most important one

where turning up tone actually removes

Shadows even more but turning down tone

brings real Shadows back but it doesn't

seem to have a memory so you have to

remember to set it every time you open

the the camera app but you also have

this d-pad that lets you change even

more elements of a photo including

undertones and mood and color and really

mess around and dial in the look of the

photos you want and this one does have

memory so every subsequent time you open

the camera it'll remember your color Hue

and tone so I found that tone at around

minus5 is a nice balance for most photos

that I've been taking feels less flat

more contrasty this is all really useful

to me and combined with the actual new

cameras on the phones this has risen the

iPhone back to the top of my personal

favorite rankings of smartphones to

shoot with I just like having more

control over the camera camera control

but it is really finicky like the

placement on the side of the phone for

the button is mostly ideal for landscape

but would definitely be easier to reach

if it was closer to the corner but for

being honest most people take photos and

videos in portrait these days and the

corner would be horrible for portrait so

they split the difference and moved it

up a bit so you could reach it but it's

still not great and the half press

sensitivity takes some time to really

get used to I'm on week three now and

I'm still accidentally taking pictures

by tapping too hard and the scrolling it

has momentum physics and you can

accidentally scroll too far and go past

the thing you were targeting in this

more continuous scrolling interface it

is just finicky enough and just hidden

enough that I I honestly think like 99%

of people will never use this for

anything other than just a camera

shutter

button and I guess that's fine too I

personally did quickly get used to

opening the camera quickly with the

camera control button and so I remapped

my action button to something else my

tasks app and I've also remapped my lock

screen shortcut so it's now flashlight

and my tasks app again and you can

always just swipe over sideways from the

lock screen and get to the stock camera

app so if you really want you can map

the camera control button to open any

other camera app on your phone or just

keep waiting for app intelligence

features that this will probably make

more sense for so yeah long story short

one it's a button two it's also a

customization slider

three is just going to be a button for

most people but also four there are new

cameras on the

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back so there's a bunch of new cameras

across the line for both iPhone 16 and

16 Pro best way to summarize it okay so

iPhone 16 cameras are nice like they're

pretty solid main cameras very much in

character with iPhones of the past but

not noticeably better than previous

years and then the 16 Pro cameras with

the much bigger main sensor and the

higher resolution Ultra wide and the 5x

telephoto are a significant step up in

my opinion the main camera I think is my

favorite primary sensor in any

smartphone to shoot with right now it's

really good at basically everything the

ultrawide is also better but kind of

only in detail during the daytime since

it's the 48 megapixel sensor now but the

sensor is not bigger enough to matter at

night though and now my night Ultra

wides all look kind of vignetted for

some reason I mean look at that it looks

like I added a filter but then the 5x

telephoto on both the pros is also nice

now and there is some chatter about it

being worse at the 3x to 4X range

because you're still having to do

digital zoom and technically that's true

but I find the 5x to be a pretty useful

zoom and it's also better at resolving

all the detail past 5x than before even

without AI shutter speeds are super fast

and freeze action better than ever

before this is kind of underrated but I

love this like this shot came from a

moving car at highway speed and so did

this one so that's sick and the ease at

which you can get a shallow depth of

field with a close-up subject is on par

with any other big sensor Android

Flagship like s24 Ultra or pixel9 Pro

and no apple has absolutely not fixed

the lens flare issue with Point lights

at night

so for those who are wondering sorry but

aside from that video is very impressive

I'll be publishing the next autofocus

video on the Silverado EV pickup truck

pretty soon so subscribe over there for

that first of all but that's going to be

shot entirely on iPhone 16 Pro and I've

been very happy with it and apple also

added a 4K 120 FPS mode to the pro

phones and it's sick it looks great it

is really convenient to shoot and edit

the only thing you got to be careful

with is storage cuz it can really eat up

storage like you can get up to near a

gig a minute and that's before you even

do 4K 120 Pro res or prores log but yeah

I still love shooting it anyway it also

proves to me that they have the

processing power and the sensor readout

speed to do 8K 30 they just choose not

to and I wonder why sometimes this also

the first year they're using the term

Fusion camera and you kind of have to

dig in a little bit to try to figure out

what that means turns out it's basically

the same thing as last year's like punch

in Optical quality Zoom but with a

slightly updated image processing

pipeline cool but also that Zoom is not

technically one: one Optical quality

because the photo sites are smaller in

that smaller crop nevertheless iPhone 16

camera good iPhone 16 Pro Camera great

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there is something truly weird about

this product being launched at an Apple

event called glow time and not launching

with the thing that glows the new Siri

there's something weird about people

happily going out to a Fifth Avenue

Apple Store this week which is literally

glowing with rainbows now and walking

out with a brand new phone that doesn't

have that like there's something just

off about Billboards and marketing

material and all highlighting Apple

intelligence and Tim Cook saying this

was the first phone built from the

ground up for Apple intelligence the

next generation of iPhone has been

designed for Apple intelligence from the

ground up yet this phone does not have

apple intelligence at all it's all

coming soon and coming later this year

and into next year eventually with

software updates but if I've said it

once I've said it a million times never

buy a product based on the promise of

future software updates buy it for what

it is right now when you buy it that's

been the golden rule for

forever but yet here we

are times have changed this has been a

common Trend alongside Ai and you think

Apple might be immune to it but they're

not they're a public company and just

like lots of other public companies

they've sort of caved to this pressure

that they have to appear like an AI

first AI forward company like a leader

in AI so they have presented a ton of AI

stuff that they working on and they've

done the song and dance of like hey we

are AI first and the phone's built from

the ground up for AI it's our whole

theme this year but the fact of the

matter is it's not good yet it's not

it's that's actually not even finished

if it was they'd be shipping it but it's

in beta and they're still working on it

and they'd rather keep working on it

than ship it to you

now so how do we Square this do we even

Square

this you remember the rabbit R1 the

rabbit was a little AI in a box pretty

classic 2024 product when I reviewed

that rabbit it was basically useless

like literally almost none of the

functionality was working as it shipped

and so I said so in the review same with

the Humane AI pin really really really

bad product missing almost all of its

functionality worst product I'd ever

reviewed for now both of those products

have started to get some updates since I

reviewed them but again I can only

review what's in front of me like I got

that thing in the mail just like real

customers are going to get that thing in

the mail and now it feels like the new

iPhone is suddenly in the same boat so I

guess the difference between the rabbit

and the Humane pin and the iPhone is

well one the iPhone is a fine Standalone

product even without the promised stuff

and it's buyable and usable where the

other two not so much but

two is that Apple at least now has

some element of a track record of

developing and shipping things that they

promised where Humane and rabbit didn't

so you could argue there's some

dimension of trust to this and that

apple is really leaning heavily on how

much you trust them because to be honest

to me it's really bold to be shipping

the product like this without any of

these big things that you're promising

like they must really believe in

themselves to eventually ship this stuff

so that people aren't mad

but yeah there's that's the AI world we

live in I guess is that everyone has

this pressure to feel like a leader in

Ai and be shipping all these new

features and stuff but a lot of it not

that good yet not that done yet so I'm

planning an entire separate review of

Apple intelligence as a whole when it

comes out I've been using some of the

features in 18.1 beta on my 15 Pro but

even this is really limited like it's

basically just writing tools and the new

Siri animation but they have a long way

to go I'll say get subscribed to see the

Apple intelligence review when it drops

when it's done because clearly it's a

big part of this

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phone so you made it this far into the

video or you skipped ahead to this

chapter because you just really wanted

an answer on if you should buy these

phones or not fine either way so okay

you should buy the iPhone 16 if you're

on

an iPhone 13 or older and you know that

phone is on its last legs and you're

really looking for an upgrade to a new

iPhone fine anything newer and it

probably won't feel like it's worth an

upgrade and you should buy the iPhone 16

Pro if you really want a better phone in

cameras or displays that's really the

two places where the pro shines over the

regular phone the cheap iPhone really

has never looked better honestly it has

the camera control it matches the ram of

the more expensive Pros it has the more

interesting colors if you're into that

it has the action button now too and it

has the same brightness of a display and

it also goes all the way down to one

knit just like the pro screen now I

personally cannot use a 60 HZ $800 phone

in 2024 I just can't do it and there are

lots of people just like me who will

immediately have to upgrade to the pro

just for that but there are also tons of

people who don't even notice or care

about promotion which I know it's it's

kind of hard to WRA my head around too

but for those people yeah this phone is

the base phone is going to be great but

then it's someone who shoots a lot of

photos and videos and you know Social

Media stuff the autofocus Channel

between all that the cameras are better

enough on the pros for that to be worth

the upgrade for me but yeah I still say

buy it for what it is today not for what

it could be tomorrow and even without

any of the AI stuff maybe ever coming to

these phones they're still Rock Solid

very very incremental

upgrades thanks for watching catch you

guys in the next one peace

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