The iPhone 7 Plus hardly needs an introduction. Apple’s latest always get the attention no matter how much or how little the company has changed. An aura of controversy has always been part of Apple’s marketing and some might argue that the polarized opinions actually work in their favor.
And the iPhone 7 duo tops the polarizing scale this season thanks to ditching the standard audio jack and the iconic hardware key. It seems this doesn’t get in the way of the iPhone providing superb performance and superb user experience for yet another year in a row. We’ve already brought you the iPhone 7 review, and now it’s time for its bigger sibling.
Compared to its predecessor, the iPhone 7 Plus comes with a more refined design, it packs even more processing power, and ups the game with a new dual-camera setup on the back. And while the 7+ isn’t the first to slap two snappers next to each other, it is the first to attach telephoto lens onto one of these.
And did we mention it’s waterproof now? The iPhone 7 Plus is certainly a nice upgrade over the 6s Plus even if, the design and screen bezels are the same for the third year in a row.
Indeed, a lot has changed since last year, but you can tell Apple is holding something back. Whether the company is keeping its best game for the iPhone’s tenth anniversary next year, or just don’t want to give it all at once, it doesn’t really matter. If it weren’t for the new Black editions, you can hardly tell the new iPhones from the previous generation. Same shape, same looks, same big screen bezels.