I'm on the fence. My 12 Pro still works fine, the battery is a little worse than I'd want but overall it's solid. I'm really on the fence.
I'm on the fence. My 12 Pro still works fine, the battery is a little worse than I'd want but overall it's solid. I'm really on the fence.
I feel like the 13 Pro is fairly more advanced than the 12 Pro, so that’s interesting.After some consideration, I upgraded from Pro max 13 to Pro max 15 (with a hefty premium for newest gen). There is a lot of new tech in the latest gen (though I am not sure if it important for you).
Then why do you consider it. I have a 12 Pro myself. I wouldn't even consider upgrading as long as I don't feel a need. I upgraded to 12 pro because it's 6GB ram and 2GB ram in my old phone was getting a problem and slowing down my workflow.I'm on the fence. My 12 Pro still works fine, the battery is a little worse than I'd want but overall it's solid. I'm really on the fence.
Good point. I can and that’s probably the prudent move lolWait for the 16 series, if you can.
I regret that I upgraded from a 12 Pro to a 14 Pro. It was not necessary but I did found a good deal which made me decide.Good point. I can and that’s probably the prudent move lol
Maybe I’ll just get a battery replacement and rock this guy for another year or two. Save a thousand bucks or so in the process.I am on 12 pro max with 85% battery health. Its still a beast with respect to day to day activities.
May be 120HZ pro motion and some camera improvements may be little tempting for an upgrade to 15 pro series. Otherwise no point upgrading IMO
but in your case seems you are on 12 pro so in addition to the 120HZ pro motion + camera improvements you might need to consider your battery back up to make a choice depending on your requitements.
In General for any product, if you are on fence or if you existing device is doing its duty decently then you can skip one more iteration
This. You genuinely do not need a new phone. If you want a new phone and you’re willing to spend the extra cash, fine. You generally won’t see much of a difference between a 12 and a 15. I have a 13 and it’s still so buttery smooth that I won’t be replacing it for another 3 years.Maybe I’ll just get a battery replacement and rock this guy for another year or two. Save a thousand bucks or so in the process.
I'm on the fence. My 12 Pro still works fine, the battery is a little worse than I'd want but overall it's solid. I'm really on the fence.
The smoothness of the pro motion coming from a 12 pro max is very noticeable to me.This. You genuinely do not need a new phone. If you want a new phone and you’re willing to spend the extra cash, fine. You generally won’t see much of a difference between a 12 and a 15. I have a 13 and it’s still so buttery smooth that I won’t be replacing it for another 3 years.
You get used to whatever refresh rate you’re presented with so it doesn’t matter. I have a 60hz panel and it feels super smooth to me. My computer has a 144hz screen however when I switch between that and 60hz, I can get used to it within an hour. It’s certainly not a valid reason to upgrade from a perfectly good phone which already has Pro Motion.The smoothness of the pro motion coming from a 12 pro max is very noticeable to me.
I too, as others have stated that if you can wait till the iPhone 16 comes out do so. I have the iPhone 12 Pro and I see really no need to upgrade for the incremental iPhone 15 at this time. Just another 11 months to go. It’ll go fast unless you think about it hourly.😜. Initially last year, I upgraded to the 14 from the 12 and I sent it right back after noticing no real difference that I would need and realized that just because a new phone comes out I don’t have to play the upgrade game unless I absolutely have to period.I'm on the fence. My 12 Pro still works fine, the battery is a little worse than I'd want but overall it's solid. I'm really on the fence.
The 12 Pro doesn’t have Pro Motion as for the rest of your post I guess I just disagree.It’s certainly not a valid reason to upgrade from a perfectly good phone which already has Pro Motion.
Ahh, I thought the 12 Pro did have PM so I appreciate the correction.The 12 Pro doesn’t have Pro Motion as for the rest of your post I guess I just disagree.
It’s noticeable to me and I’d rather not use 60hz if I can help it. The 12 pro is still excellent but I’m glad I upgraded.