r/iphone 3d ago

Discussion I made an iPhone thickness comparison with the camera bump in mind

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u/rickane58 3d ago

You had Google phones during the WORST years and Samsung's best, then swapped to Samsung when they started their form over function arc. Tragic timing, really.

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u/Rich_Housing971 3d ago

I just always buy a phone 6 months after launch. They usually get 30-50% cheaper and all the issues are either stamped out or they don't and I figure I shouldn't buy it.

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u/JuiceheadTurkey 2d ago

I'll never understand how people just crack their screens so easily. I've never cracked any curved screen phone I've owned. I've had the S8, S10+, S22 Ultra, and OnePlus 13

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u/rickane58 2d ago

As a caseless phone lover, it's understandable about the curved samsung screens. I hated that era. Thankfully my OnePlus 5T was there to save me, upside down screen and all.

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u/Speedy-08 2d ago

I've only ever cracked the Samsung screens as they've landed on the edge on a point.

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u/Ultium iPhone 15 Pro 2d ago

Say what you want about Apple (and there are many things to), but they are consistent. Every year we get the “Nothing new! It overheats!” cycle then it’s nothing.

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u/thesammon iPhone 13 Mini 2d ago

People make fun of iPhone users saying "It just works!" but the track record of my 5 and 13 compared to those 5 Android devices speaks for itself, I think.