OK, which iPhone?
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@mik said in OK, which iPhone?:
A buck. One.
You left out cheap. Cheap piker. I am loathe to sign up for monthly bills.
You exaggerated. It’s only 99¢ per month.
@axtremus said in OK, which iPhone?:
@mik said in OK, which iPhone?:
A buck. One.
You left out cheap. Cheap piker. I am loathe to sign up for monthly bills.
You exaggerated. It’s only 99¢ per month.
Before taxes....
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My new, blue iPhone 12 just arrived. I decided to try the larger size because I'm not lugging it around for work and it has better battery life than the mini. With the travel we plan to do that could be important.
The 12 Pro has some interesting features but none that I felt were worth a couple hundred extra bucks.
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Grats, hope it works out well! (I'm still on an X with a cracked screen when I ate it on some pavement last summer. I love the crap out of technology but I just don't care about phones for some reason.)
Was transitioning easy?
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The 20w brick charger gets it from 0 to past half in half an hour.
Even 10 mins of charging will get you a huge chunk of your battery back.
I don’t use the latest and greatest wireless charger from Apple.
I have a regular old QI charger on my desk that slowly and steadily gets the charge up. (Probably at a similar rate to the regular square bricks).
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I have one of those MagSafe 2 charging thing for iPhone, but I rarely use it. It's a backup charging method for me, if I ever need to keep the ear buds connected through the Lightning port and wirelessly charge the phone at the same time. Normally I just charge with a Lightning cable (more efficient, don't get 'hot' like the wireless MagSafe device).
I haven't bother to buy any new power brick just for the new iPhone. Whatever USB charging gadgets I already have are working just fine.
The only complain I have is actually with the USB port in my car. The USB port that connects to the car's CarPlay system is rather low-powered (probably still stuck at 5W). When the iPhone is actively using the GPS navigation function (which is my primary application for CarPlay), the 5W power supply from that USB port can barely keep up. But that's on the car skimping on the USB port. It really wouldn't have cost them that much to put in a 10W USB port.
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The switchover was totally simple. It does seem to run a bit hot though. I suppose a case will hide that.
@aqua-letifer said in OK, which iPhone?:
Was transitioning easy?
@mik said in OK, which iPhone?:
The switchover was totally simple. It does seem to run a bit hot though. I suppose a case will hide that.
That's your whole experience with your transitioning? "It" runs a bit hot? I thought it normally also involve hormones, surgery, etc. I am happy for you that it went so smoothly.
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I got the 18. Horace hooked me up.
@lufins-dad said in OK, which iPhone?:
I got the 18. Horace hooked me up.
The holograms are my favorite part. 7G causes cancer though, sorry about that.
