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neuronic85 t1_iu0l1s2 wrote

Reply to comment by DaRePoz in Phone overheating by DaRePoz

All phones are susceptible to heat since they don't have fans inside. 100 C/212 F is typically the maximum limit for safe internal temperatures, and your phone probably hit it.

Do you really want your premium brand phone burning up its battery and shortening its life? By that point, it had already stopped charging and slowed the processor down to try to lower its temperature, but that wasn't enough.

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cepeen t1_iu0kehe wrote

There are no better alternatives to the Apple Watch if you are looking for smartwatch. If you want sports tracking watch, maybe garmin would be better because of battery life. AirPods Pro have really good sound and battery life with the case (I do have 1st gen though) and pair seamlessly with the iPhone so I would go with them. But this area have more interesting competitors than smartwatches.

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Midwest__Misanthrope t1_iu0jhbs wrote

Size- Well obviously this is the huge draw of the device and even that had drawbacks for me. Typing was more difficult for me, and then I realized I consumed a lot more media on my phone than I realized and that screen just wasn’t cutting it.

Battery- For my use the battery was pretty terrible and traveling with the thing sucked. I don’t really want to carry around a battery pack or go find an outlet somewhere so the Mini just had to go. I remember walking around Vegas trying to find a fucking outlet to use or somewhere to buy a battery pack.

If you don’t use your phone that much for media, work, or whatever, than I can suggest the phone for sure. The feeling in your hand/pocket is just fantastic, but if you consume a decent amount of content or care about battery life I’d suggest staying away

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thehappypuppy t1_iu0jbj6 wrote

Went from X to 12 mini, loved the size. 12 mini battery sucked so tried the 13 pro the next year. It was too big and heavy my hand hurt. Returned after 3 days then got the 13 mini. This year got the 14 pro because the 13 mini battery still wasn't that great. First few days I thought I could go either way, keep the pro or keep the mini. The more days I kept the 14 pro the more I fell in love. Ultimately kept the 14 pro and yes sometimes still too big or heavy but all the added features I get with the 14 pro outweigh the only pro of the 13 mini (size/weight). My advice try them out and give it a full week or two then make your decision. Don't make the decision too quick.

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oOLunaLinxOo t1_iu0icc6 wrote

I dont think you should have any problems going for the iPhone 14, and you can always get information about all this at an Apple store! Plus, you can always use Wifi on apps, besides using your number!

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Downtown-Jellyfish-6 t1_iu0elcw wrote

It may feel a bit heavy in the first couple of days, but you’ll get used to it. I upgraded of the iPhone 6; the 14 Pro Max is, needless to say, noticeably heavier and bigger. I’ve been using it for 2 weeks now and I must say I find the experience to be quite smooth and nothing too uncomfortable.

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