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Apple iPhone 7: Full Review

This is the Apple iPhone 7, the twelfth of its name, successor to the iPhone 6s, and the best iPhone ever.

The iPhone 7 — starting at $1079 for the 4.7-inch iPhone 7 and $1269 for the 5.5-inch iPhone 7 Plus — may look nearly identical to the 6s, and that’s because from the outside, it almost is — but those evolutions come in small but significant ways. The most obvious is around the back of the iPhone 7, where you’ll see antenna lines that have been moved to the top and bottom of the phone, in white on the silver and gold and rose gold models and in a dark grey on the matte black and jet black variants. The camera bump — yes, there’s still a bump — now has smoothed edges, appearing more like a mesa rising from the flatlands of the iPhone’s rear aluminium casing than a sharp-edged obelisk. And, yes, if you hadn’t already noticed, there’s no headphone jack on the bottom of the iPhone 7, only a solitary Lightning connector — but more on that later.

It’s under the hood that the most significant changes to the iPhone 7 have been made. The new Apple iPhone uses a quad-core 64-bit processor of the company’s own design, called the A10 Fusion — with two power cores and two efficiency cores, it promises better performance for computationally intensive apps and better battery life for lightweight ones. The motion-sensing coprocessor has been upgraded, too. The iPhone 7’s 1960mAh battery is 15 per cent larger than the 6s’s 1715mAh; the 7 Plus’s 2900mAh is 5 per cent more than the 6s Plus’s 2750mAh. Apple says that the 7 and 7 Plus get two and one hour longer battery life respectively versus their predecessors. And finally, storage has doubled in every iPhone 7 variant — the previous 16GB base model has been banished for 32GB, the 64GB variant is now 128GB, and the top model has an astonishing 256GB of internal storage capacity.

Around the front, though, there’s an almost-invisible upgrade: a home button that no longer clicks, replaced by a pressure-sensitive circular panel. Press and you’ll activate a tactile feedback sensation from the iPhone 7’s new Taptic engine, a powerful and customisable vibration motor that can be anything from a click to a buzz to a thump depending on its contextual use within iOS. You can adjust the intensity of the home button’s click, too. Two new colours join the iPhone 7 line-up, bringing the total to five. Well, Space Grey has been deleted in favour of a matte finish called Black and a shiny, piano-black Jet Black — both of which are currently in high demand both in Australia and around the world — while silver, gold and rose gold persist from the iPhone 6s. The same 4.7-inch and 5.5-inch screen sizes remain on the 138x64x7.1mm, 138g iPhone 7 and 158x78x7.3mm, 188g iPhone 7 Plus respectively.

And implicit in the release of the new iPhone is the release of a new version of iOS, the 10th iteration of Apple’s unique and bespoke operating system that runs its iPhones and iPads. If you want a new iPhone 7, you’re getting iOS 10, and that means you’re getting everything that entails — a first-party messaging system called iMessage that lets you talk to your friends in the most diverse ways possible from text to GIF to digital scribbles to giant emoji, integration with a quickly growing smart home ecosystem, a smarter-than-ever voice-activated Siri virtual assistant, and an Apple App Store full of over two billion apps. And, of course, iOS is the only operating system that supports the Apple Watch.

The iPhone 7 is everything we knew since weeks, but something we didn't know at all. The best part:

New Design - The iPhone 7 is not a radical overhaul, but it still is a new design. The 6/6s users would feel familiar. It also looks much cleaner without the antenna band lines.
New Colors - The iPhone 7 now has two new colors - Black and Jet Black. They look absolutely stunning.
Stereo Speakers - It is a bit unconventional, to make it the way Apple did. Need to try this one out to know how it feels.
Camera - My, my. Do I need to talk about this? The iPhone 7 Camera is a killer, and the iPhone 7 Plus Camera is just everything that a photographer needs.
New Home Button - Technically, it isn't a button. It is just like the Force Touch trackpad on the MacBook. Getting used to this would take time, but I would certainly miss the button click. There’s just something about it.
No Headphone Jack - Apple finally got rid of the 3.5mm headphone jack, and for good. But they are still giving out lightning to 3.5mm adapters with the box. Good guy, Apple.
AirPods - While I marvel the design and usability of the AirPods, I don’t understand its practical usability, with a fear of losing it constantly. It is also an easy target for thieves to pick right out of the ear and run away. Also the price is steep, at $159.
Performance - This is where the iPhone 7 beats everyone. 4-Core processor, along with 2x GPU performance of that of the iPhone 6s, and 3x of that of the iPhone 6 - this is a beast. The A10 Fusion certainly is a giant leap, and it would kill all the droids single handedly. Also, an additional 2 hour battery life is what every iPhone user needed, and it happened. This is probably the best feature of all.
Waterproofing - Not a new feature, but it certainly was needed in an iPhone. Nothing innovative here, but IP67 rating helps. Also, the Apple Watch now has water resistance upto 50 meters deep.

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