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The iPhone 16 Pro was a small upgrade over the 15 and its best touches are small and less appreciated than they ought to be.
When new iPhones are released, it’s always interesting to look back at the previous version, after a year of use, to see what one can learn from it. On the release of the 16 Pro, my conclusion was similar to most of my iPhone reviews — it is a minor upgrade on the previous version and not worth buying compared to a refurbished 15 Pro. This is true today — if you want a Pro iPhone, I would likely recommend the 16 Pro over the 17 Pro — but what’s interesting to me is that what made the iPhone 16 Pro great was deeply underappreciated.
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By MATTHEW RICE
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By ROSARIO IACONIS
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By VERONIQUE de RUGY
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By ELYSA GARDNER
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By THE NEW YORK SUN
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By MATTHEW RICE
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By SHARON KEHNEMUI
|When new iPhones are released, it’s always interesting to look back at the previous version, after a year of use, to see what one can learn from it. On the release of the 16 Pro, my conclusion was similar to most of my iPhone reviews — it is a minor upgrade on the previous version and not worth buying compared to a refurbished 15 Pro. This is true today — if you want a Pro iPhone, I would likely recommend the 16 Pro over the 17 Pro — but what’s interesting to me is that what made the iPhone 16 Pro great was deeply underappreciated.
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