If you're coming from last gen, you can hold off on this. If you're coming from like something older, 14 or 15, unless you can get like a really good deal on the 17 Pro Max, the battery alone for me, for someone that is always on my phone is the game changer.
In the end, small upgrade.
For the actual performance though, like I said, this is the best iPhone naturally that they've made. It has the new chip, the A19 Pro, coupled with that heat management. I think this will be the best experience that you're going to get.
The big improvements for me have definitely be in the screen, that 0.1 in. It makes a difference, every little inch helps.
This is probably one of the best phones, I guess new flagships, I would say for the year and obviously 2024.
It's the best Android flagship, solid camera, solid build, great screen, super happy that it's flat.
I think it's a solid option to consider.
The Google Pixel 6 Pro I will say is the best Android phone that I've currently used, and I do love that Pixel is now building all of their in-house silicon, which just means their devices will perform better.
It's a really, really good smartphone camera, and I think this almost bridges the gap between a smartphone and a point-and-shoot.
[P]robably one of the low-key smartphone flagship winners so far this year in 2021.
