iPhone 5 the best smartphone ever: Stuff

Stuff argues that the new Apple iPhone is better than the its Android rivals like the HTC One X and Samsung Galaxy S3

September 19, 2012
iPhone 5

Global gadget magazine Stuff recently published their review of the iPhone 5, calling it the “best smartphone on the market”.

The iPhone 5 took the top spot in Stuff magazine’s “Smartphone top ten” after its predecessor was knocked off this slot by the HTC One X and Samsung Galaxy S3.

“While the iPhone 4S was beaten, it wasn’t beaten by much, and the refinements and upgrades it’s undergone to produce the iPhone 5 are enough to see Apple overthrow the Android upstarts,” Stuff said in its review.

“It’s not flashy and it’s not radical, but it is a significant improvement over what was an already excellent device, and it still has the best selection of apps available on any handset. All of that adds up to the best smartphone on the market – at least for now.”

The iPhone 5 was met with mixed reactions, with some observers arguing that the device failed to impress them.

“There is not a wow factor because everything you saw today is evolutionary. I do think they did enough to satisfy,” said Michael Yoshikami, chief executive of wealth management company Destination Wealth Management.

However, despite the criticism, Apple’s new iPhone has become the “fastest selling phone” after breaking a pre-order record.

The demand for the iPhone 5 was so strong that it has exceeded initial supply, forcing Apple to push back the delivery date for some pre-orders.

iPhone 5 Stuff Review

iPhone 5 Stuff Review

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