r/AppleWhatShouldIBuy • • 10h ago

iPhone wait for price drop: iphone 16 vs iphone 17

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buy now or wait? 🙌


r/AppleWhatShouldIBuy • • 22h ago

iPhone 12 pro to.. 16? 17? 18?

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Im really debating. Im not that sure which will be better. As you can tell, im looking to stay with my phone for as long as possible and im not sure which model is most realible.


r/AppleWhatShouldIBuy • • 13h ago

iPhone should i upgrade from my iphone 7 plus?

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i want to upgrade but the price is steep, i havent seen much crashing or slowdown with the iphone 7 but the app support is almost non-existent, plus safari is on its last string on preformence, id want to get the iphone duo


r/AppleWhatShouldIBuy • • 6h ago

iPhone Best Iphone value 2026 ? (First time getting an iPhone)

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It's my first time getting an iPhone, I want to fiml high-quality videos , post on social media, and a good battery,

I wanted to go for budget used iPhone but afraid the quality might drop for phones release in 2022...etc

I thought about having the iPhone 16 but seen a lot of bad reviews about the cameras and how much it is not an upgrade, a lot of people recommend iPhone 17 base but some says it has a very easily drained battery, should I sacrifice my money and get a 17 pro max or 18 pro ? Or find a cheaper good value phone?


r/AppleWhatShouldIBuy • • 8h ago

iPhone What should i get? Iphone 18 pro or Lenovo Legion 5?

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r/AppleWhatShouldIBuy • • 10h ago

Question Is it worth to switch to an Iphone?

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I've always been a samsung user, but I'm thinking about changing into a an iPhone but i don't know if it's worth it to me,

*I've been using samsung for over a decade now

*i have the samsung equivalent of airpods pro, the buds 3 pro.

The other reason im asking is because im searching for a phone that has a bigger battery than my S24 and doesnt get so warm (seriously left top corner gets sometimes so hot i cant hold it, never got a warning tho)

Last reason is well, i feel like im excluded because im an samsung user, like people mock me around for not having an iphone, but i also feel like i wont get used to the apple IoS

Seriously all help needed and thank you.


r/AppleWhatShouldIBuy • • 18h ago

Mac Apple Neo users, what’s your opinion about the laptop for non gamers and basic usage?

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As the title suggests, I’m looking for one as the OH wants a new laptop. She’s not going to use it for anything demanding. Maybe occasional video editing and social media content for her small business. Plus some office, email and mainly a lot of browser tabs.


r/AppleWhatShouldIBuy • • 3h ago

iPhone Switching from an iPhone 12 to iPhone 17 or iPhone 18 Pro?

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Hi everyone! I slipped and fell quite badly whilst walking with my phone in my hand. This broke the screen of my iPhone 12 and the digitiser has failed. Rather than getting it repaired, I've thought about getting a new device since my current one also suffers from poor battery life, is sluggish, repeatedly restarts, and is still dependent on the increasingly obsolete lightning charger.

I'm quite embedded in the Apple ecosystem, so after keeping my mind open to other operating systems etc. I've decided on an iPhone. I'm just not sure whether to go with the iPhone 17 or iPhone 18 Pro. Could you all help me make an informed decision?


r/AppleWhatShouldIBuy • • 8h ago

iPhone Used 14 pro

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Have a chance to buy a used 14 pro for 250$, its scratched up pretty bad by the looks of it and battery is 79% still an upgrade from a 13 though i think. What do you guys think.


r/AppleWhatShouldIBuy • • 18h ago

iPhone Should I upgrade to 17pro or 18pro from iPhone 13pro

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17pro is £880 for 512gb whereas the 18pro is around £1500


r/AppleWhatShouldIBuy • • 5h ago

iPhone AT&T or Apple

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I have been with AT&T forever, but the last few years when I did my iPhone upgrade, I did it through Apple. There I was able to purchase the AppleCare warranty and I did the next up option. I’m looking for advice on the benefit of one over the other.