Apple iPhone 7 Review By Mrwhosetheboss

After having been brutally plastered across the Internet pretty much a month before is meant to be unveiled. The iPhone 7 is now here. Some people are amazed. Some people are enraged, but let's cut the chase. Welcome to my full review. So there is no doubt that the iPhone 7 is a crucial smartphone for Apple, with Samsung throwing out killer phone after killer phone with companies like OnePlus and Huawei coming out of the blue with amazing smartphones.

There is no more important time for them to perform. So, let's get right into it. Visually speaking, it's not changed too much from the iPhone 6. Now, while the Internet is pretty much an uproar about it, that's not really a bad thing. It feels comfortable in the hand the curved edges actually feel quite nice compared to my Galaxy S7 edge.

It's not paper-thin or even particularly light, but the fact that it's just smooth all the way around makes it fit very nicely in the hands. You can see the silver one I've got here, has a nice matte finish: it doesn't attract fingerprints, and it's strong. It's quite resistant against scratches and on the subject of durability, we've got water and dust resistance. Now the home button has been totally redesigned. It uses vibrations that are physically clicking in, but it feels great now the Internet has been up in arms about how Apple has ditched 3.5, millimeter, headphone, jack and yeah. It's a bit of an inconvenience but I, don't think it's a dealbreaker, they do provide an adapter, so you can fit any headphone you want in, and they also provide ear pods, which already have a lightning connector.

So display is a 4.7 inch 750 by 1334 resolution, which gives you a PPI of 3 to 6. Now it's definitely not the sharpest screen out there. If you move up close, if you inspect text closely, you can tell the difference easily between this and a Galaxy S7 edge. On top of that, the colors are slightly on the muted side in comparison, but some would say it's a more natural look. So that's open to preference.

What is good, those that the screen is bright enough to see even in broad daylight, which even in this day and age, is something that not all flagship smartphones can boast, and we've gone oleo phobic coating which resists fingerprints. So then it comes to software, and things get quite interesting here. Io's 10 is faster and better than ever, it excels in fluidity and the phone just will not lag it's bright, colorful and clean. At the same time, visually speaking, pretty much nothing has changed since iOS 9 everything still opens up as an individual application, whether it's the weather, the news or the settings and in some ways it feels a bit archaic. Everything feels just a little disjointed, and it takes way too long to do simple tasks like change.

A wallpaper, on the other hand, with the iOS 10 update, 3d touch is not integrated seamlessly, it actually adds tons of fun and things that you just could not do before, and it really gives it a reason to exist. There are tons of other little nifty tricks, they've added as well, which make the phone seem just a little more intelligent and speaking of intelligence. Siri has upped its game. It now integrates better with third-party apps things like google map things like Uber, and you can even give it complex commands like show me photos I've taken recently which have grass in them, and it can understand them. Another example is that by checking one box, the music app will start to analyze the songs you listen to and delete the ones.

It doesn't think you're interested in anymore. To make one thing clear: this is the most powerful iPhone ever created with Apple's a10 chip and two gigabytes of RAM. It handles user interface better than ever. In fact, I even tried to make this thing lag and I just couldn't. The higher amount of rum makes multitasking a breeze and the increased processing power makes flicking through it a buttery, smooth experience and on the subject to performance, we've obviously got games, and aside from two crashes, it's been a faultless experience.

The games all run very smoothly all seem very optimized for the iPhone. They look fantastic too, even though this isn't the sharpest phone display out there, and it's not much of a surprise. Really. You've got Apple's signature. Optimization we've got a powerful processor under the hood and relatively speaking, and not that many pixels to push, and it's great to hold.

It fits comfortably in the hand, and it doesn't feel like it's going to slip all useful stuff while you're gaming, but unfortunately it does get rather toasty. So the speakers on the iPhone 7 are spectacular. It's got a stereo speaker, so it's got one on the top and then one on the bottom and the sound is full rich and loud as far as phone speakers go they're pretty basic too, and my suspicion is they've managed to make them this good because of that removal of the headphone jack. So the battery has a capacity of nineteen sixty William hours, which, to most Android users, probably sounds paltry with the iPhone sevens, optimization and lower power components. It gets you through one day of heavy usage, but not much more.

On paper, the iPhone 7s camera looks good, but those specifications are not doing it. Any justice whatsoever: it's got a 12 megapixel sensor and an F 1.8 aperture, and this translates to awesome detail. You can display these photos on a 50-inch television, and they'll still look sharp. It comes into its own. When it comes to macro shots, you can get very close to objects and detail remains intact.

The colors of the photos are vibrant and punchy, and even in lower lighting conditions, detail is still retained. The fast shutter time means that you don't get too much blur, and you don't have to worry about waving it around the front. Camera has also been redesigned and with a 7, megapixel camera, it's one of the most detailed front cameras on any flagship, smartphone out there. So in my testing the only real place it fell down was in HDR environments, environments, where there's lots of dark shadows and also lots of bright lights. It tends to either under expose quite heavily or overexposed, and these four shots are seeing here are all me standing in exactly the same spot at exactly the same time, and they look so different you'll be glad to know that it also shoots 4k video at 30 frames per second and is really steady.

We've got optical image stabilization built in, but the only thing I would say: is its just a tiny bit washed out? It has almost like a faded gray. Look to it, so there we go guys that is the iPhone 7, whilst from the outside it may look like not much has changed since its predecessors. This is truly a next-generation product. It can easily hold its own against any other flagship out there in terms of its performance, its camera, its audio and with iOS 10 Apple has started to differentiate themselves further, adding functionality that even those Android phones can't do. The iPhone 7 does, however, have a weakness in that its resolution at 326 PPI is far lower than smartphones, these days, which have over 500.

So if you can overlook that, then the iPhone 7 is a spectacular smartphone thanks a lot for watching I mister user boss, and I'm signing out now. You.

Source : Mrwhosetheboss