Some iPhone Pro owners have said on social media that they plan to ditch their current product in favor of the regular iPhone 16.
The reason many people are switching to the iPhone 16 is because it has the new A18 chip - an improvement over Apple's previous strategy; an improved ultra-wide camera with macro mode; and last year's 2x optical zoom thanks to the 48MP main camera.
Models like the iPhone 16 Pro have a lot of advantages.
While the iPhone 16 models aren’t available yet, some people have turned off two key features of the iPhone Pro to see if they can handle the “downgrade” to the base model. If you’re an iPhone Pro owner and want to try this, simply turn off the Always On display and limit the phone’s refresh rate to 60Hz from within the accessibility settings.
Even if you decide to switch from the iPhone 15 Pro, you're better off opting for the new iPhone 16 Pro or 16 Pro Max over the iPhone 16 and 16 Plus. Find out why.
For many people who use the standard iPhone for their daily work, once they switch to the iPhone Pro, it's hard to go back. The main reason is always the camera. Even if you think it's not important, the lack of zoom is always annoying. With the 5x optical zoom camera on the iPhone 15 Pro Max last year, many people regretted buying the smaller iPhone Pro model.
Users will feel disappointed if they switch from iPhone Pro to regular iPhone.
Even when working from home, one of the benefits of the iPhone Pro Max is longer battery life, and Apple seems to have put a lot of effort into this year's iPhone 16 Pro Max.
For many, the new standard iPhone 16 has trendy colors and almost the same general performance as the Pro version. But many people really care about the little details: faster USB 3 data transfer speeds, better cameras, an improved A18 Pro chip, 120Hz ProMotion, a more durable titanium frame, and the biggest battery on any iPhone.
Pre-orders for the iPhone 16 series are now open and consumers in Vietnam will receive the first iPhone 16s on September 27.