A comprehensive review of the iPhone 12 Pro

The iPhone 12 Pro receives an honest review, discussing its design, camera features, battery life, software experience, and ecosystem. It excels in point-and-shoot photography but lacks manual control and zoom capabilities.

00:00:03 This video provides an in-depth review of the iPhone 12 Pro, discussing its design and features. The reviewer highlights the flat design, sharp edges, and matte finish of the phone. They also mention the glossy camera bump and stainless steel band collecting dust and constant fingerprints on the rails.

πŸ“± The iPhone is released every year with improvements and a polished marketing presentation.

πŸ” Reviewers are given the phone to test and write reviews, but it's a difficult balancing act due to limited time and the production process.

πŸŽ₯ The review process involves compressing and distilling information, with each reviewer having their own style and time limits, but this video is an in-depth look at the iPhone 12 Pro.

00:06:57 This video provides an honest review of the iPhone 12, highlighting its design, size, and haptics. The speaker also discusses the controversy surrounding the screen and the notch.

πŸ“± The ideal iPhone 12 would combine the matte back of the pro and the matte camera bump and aluminum rails of the regular 12.

πŸ“ The size of the iPhone 12 is reasonable, and the iPhone 12 Pro has a great size with a wider screen, but it lacks software optimization.

πŸ”Œ The iPhone has a premium design, with an IP68 certification for dust and water resistance, as well as impressive haptics and a lightning port.

πŸ“Έ The iPhone 12 Pro has a triple camera array, but the design may resemble a stove top.

πŸ“Ί The iPhone 12 Pro features a 6.1-inch OLED display with impressive specs, but the large notch for Face ID may be a concern for some.

00:13:52 Why the iPhone's design, display, and camera features are not as impressive as some of its competitors, but it still maintains a strong user experience.

πŸ“± The iPhone design, including Face ID and the lack of a high refresh rate display, remains unchanged but is still widely accepted by users.

πŸ” While other phones have a higher refresh rate display, the iPhone's 60Hz display still offers a smooth experience due to its performance and touch sample rate.

πŸ“· The iPhone 12 Pro has a triple camera system that delivers consistent and high-quality photos and videos, maintaining the simplicity and ease of use that iPhone cameras are known for.

πŸ”’ The new iPhone features a ceramic shield for improved drop performance, although it still scratches easily like previous models.

00:20:46 The iPhone excels at point-and-shoot photography and delivers consistent great results with minimal effort. However, it lacks manual control and zoom capabilities compared to some competitors. The iPhone also has an advantage in app support for camera functions. Overall, it is a reliable smartphone camera system.

The iPhone excels at point-and-shoot photography but lacks manual control options.

In terms of zoom, ultra-wide angle, and autofocus, the iPhone is surpassed by some competitors.

The iPhone's video capabilities, combined with app support, make it the best overall camera system in a smartphone.

The development advantage and widespread compatibility of iPhone apps contribute to its camera's popularity.

Dolby Vision HDR video on the iPhone looks great but compatibility issues arise when exporting and sharing the videos.

The introduction of MagSafe brings wireless charging and the potential for a magnetic iPhone accessory ecosystem.

00:27:41 The iPhone 12 Pro has efficient battery life and a consistent software experience. However, the MagSafe charging speed is slower compared to other devices. Widgets on iOS 14 are polished but lack customization and available options.

Magsafe accessories for the iPhone are limited, with only a few cases and a car mount available.

Magsafe charging puck is the best accessory, with fast wireless charging speeds but limited to 15 watts.

iPhone 12 Pro has good battery efficiency, lasting 6-7 hours of screen-on time on average.

iOS on iPhone 12 Pro offers consistent experience, with the addition of widgets in iOS 14.

Widgets on iOS are well-implemented but lack customization and support from some popular apps.

00:34:38 The iPhone's home screen is evolving with the addition of the new App Library. The ecosystem surrounding the iPhone is expanding, making it harder to switch to another phone. The introduction of 5G on the iPhone has not lived up to the hype. There is no major controversy surrounding the new iPhone.

πŸ“± The iPhone's home screen is evolving with features like widgets and the app library.

🌱 Apple's ecosystem continues to grow with additions like HomePod Mini, AirPods Max, and rumored AirTags.

βš™οΈ Although iOS has matured, there are some areas for improvement, such as the settings and power button functionality.

πŸ“Ά The arrival of 5G on the iPhone doesn't drastically change the experience, as its implementation is a gradual process.

πŸ”Ž While there may not be any major controversies surrounding the new iPhone, there is always a search for potential issues.

00:41:33 The iPhone's lack of a charger in the box has caused a ripple effect in the industry, impacting charging technology and innovation. This decision by Apple has raised concerns about e-waste and the environmental angle they used to explain it.

πŸ“± The iPhone has faced controversy over its display, including the comically big notch and the 60Hz refresh rate.

πŸ”Œ Apple's decision to remove the charger from the iPhone 12 series packaging sparked debate due to its environmental impact and the need to purchase additional accessories.

🌍 The ripple effect of Apple's actions on the smartphone industry and the potential impact on battery and charging technology.

Summary of a video "What I REALLY Think of the iPhone!" by Marques Brownlee on YouTube.

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