The iPhone 16 Pro was launched with many key features unavailable, with the promise of updates functioning as a crucial selling point rather than a reviewable product.
The camera introduces a new tone control allowing users to dial back HDR, enhancing photography; however, the Camera Control button's functionality is limited and somewhat inconvenient.
With only incremental improvements over the iPhone 15 Pro, features like the physical shutter button may excite some, but the overall package feels half-finished at launch.
The review standard at The Verge emphasizes assessing only the current state of a product, highlighting concerns over Apple's promise of future capabilities instead of present usability.
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