You are not supposed to buy phones yearly, think of new models as refreshes for people in the market at that time. Phones are insanely good now and can easily last 5+ years. You don't need to upgrade!
this post was submitted on 20 Sep 2026
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Agreed. iPhones in particular continue to perform well for years. The upgrades from one year to the next are so minor that they probably wouldn’t be noticed by the average user. That said…both these colors are gorgeous.
Rocking the 13 pro still
Apparently, this meme is quite literal:
They have the usual shades of grey as well, but I guess, these were the signature colors for those iterations...
I've said this before. If Steve Jobs comes back to life, he'd be hunting all the people responsible for designing the current crop of Apple products.
Until they showed him the money they are making