👍 What iPhones Typically Do Well

  • Long‑term software support — iPhones tend to get many years of iOS updates and security patches.

  • Integration & ecosystem — If you use other Apple devices (Mac, iPad, Apple Watch), things tend to work smoothly together (continuity, AirDrop, etc.).

  • Build quality & design — Premium materials, good attention to detail.

  • Camera consistency — Even if not always the most spec‑heavy, the iPhones are known for producing consistent image/video quality.

  • Privacy & security features are strong (Apple emphasizes this).

⚠️ Things to Consider / Trade‑Offs

  • Price — Premium pricing tends to be high.

  • Limited hardware customization — No micro‑SD, no removable battery, etc.

  • Charging speed — Usually lags some Android competitors in raw wattage fast‑charging.

  • Port & accessory restrictions — Depending on model (Lightning / USB‑C etc.), adapter needs etc.

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