Macworld has the new iPhone Air, iPhone 17, and iPhone 17 Pro Max. In this episode, we discuss our initial impressions of the latest phones. Tune in and find out more!
This is episode 952 with Michael Simon, Jason Cross, and Roman Loyola.
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In response to the concerns over the iPhone Air’s battery life:
“Battery life” has become an amusing subject for me. My first cellphone was a Samsung flip phone that had a battery that lasted over a week when new. My 13mini supposedly had a “compromised” battery life when it still lasts up to two days like every smartphone!
In response to the idea that the iPhone Air requires the customer to make sacrifices:
It doesn’t require you to do anything! There are three other traditional iPhones in the lineup if you want a thicker phone with more features. This is an option for people who value thin and lightweight products.
On deciding what iPhone to buy:
I have always been a Pro Max guy and have owned several, this is the first year I will get the base model, 17. When you do the “compare iphone models” on Apple the features are literally almost exactly as the Pro, and totally not worth going with the Pro for the average person. IMO.
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