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Very expensive, less customisation, but usually more straightforward interactions between devices. If you like Android, don't switch IMO.I'm due for an upgrade and I'm tempted, but I'd be replacing my phone, watch, buds and a number of Smart tags.
How much effort/cost is there in switching from Android and are there any major pitfalls?
Its not cheap, but you're going to a far more robust, far more advanced platform once you upgrade. Also check if some cannot still work with the iPhone until you've replaced them? There are iOS apps for some watches, buds are BT? and so forth.I'm due for an upgrade and I'm tempted, but I'd be replacing my phone, watch, buds and a number of Smart tags.
How much effort/cost is there in switching from Android and are there any major pitfalls?
Nothing much. Even Whatsapp chats you can transfer these days. Costs you can keep low with a watch SE for R8k and AirPods 3 for R4k.I'm due for an upgrade and I'm tempted, but I'd be replacing my phone, watch, buds and a number of Smart tags.
How much effort/cost is there in switching from Android and are there any major pitfalls?
I'm on 83% on my iPhone 12 bought on launch (4 Years old now)Am also on 85% - tbh i had hoped for better health esp after only 18 months but yeah. That one factor alone has me looking at potentially getting the 16
What price are they offering you?I'm on 83% on my iPhone 12 bought on launch (4 Years old now)
Quite surprised at the battery lasting this long just not happy with the trade in pricing for it
According to the website like R6kWhat price are they offering you?
I think the 14 series had worse battery longevity
Seems the newer iPhones batteries are worse as some in this thread have my 83% battery health on their 15 Pro Max'sWhat price are they offering you?
I think the 14 series had worse battery longevity
Edit: checked mine and the estimate is 16k for a trade-in
Quite a small increase in performance and not what Apple were touting
AFAIK Apple was comparing to 4 year old iPhones.Quite a small increase in performance and not what Apple were touting
Probably very similar to current pricingAny indication on pricing yet?
Pointless case but they probably want those on 12s/13s to upgradeAFAIK Apple was comparing to 4 year old iPhones.
Seems the newer iPhones batteries are worse as some in this thread have my 83% battery health on their 15 Pro Max's
Was going to jump to a 15 due to the blue colour but the trade in price for a 4 year old iPhone is just sad
It depends on how sure you are that you will upgrade guaranteed to the latest iPhone every year, personally I only upgrade when it is worth it like going from my 12, but for your 1 year old iPhone pro model you've lost 10k value in a year is shockingThis is something that I often ponder... when is the best time to trade?
Trade in once a year for newest model = highest trade in price, smallest cash outlay
Every year after is lower trade in, higher cash outlay.
For example, I did the trade in option on the iStore and they offer R17,400 from my 15 Pro, so is it worth forking out ~R10k every year or rather keep and spend more for every year it gets older?

So what is interesting is Apple at the Keynote offered 80%-90% of the value of the previous 15 series when buying a 16This is something that I often ponder... when is the best time to trade?
Trade in once a year for newest model = highest trade in price, smallest cash outlay
Every year after is lower trade in, higher cash outlay.
For example, I did the trade in option on the iStore and they offer R17,400 from my 15 Pro, so is it worth forking out ~R10k every year or rather keep and spend more for every year it gets older?
If I had a rand for every silly comment like yours "devices that don’t drop to 10% after 6 hours like other brands." I would richer than Elon. That is called a swollen battery.Hate to break it to you, but megapixels don’t determine whether a camera is good or not. And iPhones don’t need enormous batteries because they’re efficient devices that don’t drop to 10% after 6 hours like other brands.
And if the screen gets any bigger, it’ll start moving into iPad Mini territory. Who the hell wants a screen that size on a PHONE?!
Or Google Play Services going haywire. Happened to me many times on Android. Sure I had Siri going rogue but was able to fix that myself.If I had a rand for every silly comment like yours "devices that don’t drop to 10% after 6 hours like other brands." I would richer than Elon. That is called a swollen battery.