"Apple's self-dubbed 'awe dopping' September 9 event brought no big surprises, but it still left us with some thoughts. It also brought some nostalgia back to our hearts for the good old times when we collectively held our breath in excited anticipation of what Apple's new iPhone would be. The last few years have been sort of lackluster on the iPhone front, to be honest, and it was high time for Apple to bring back the excitement."
"What we found most unexpected was just how good the iPhone 17 is. Apple always kept the base iPhone far enough away from its Pros, stubbornly refusing to give it any sort of high-refreshing screen, and keeping its camera system a few years behind the Pros. It all changed with the iPhone 17, which is now truly worthy of its price and its market status as one of the most bought and used phones in the world."
The September 9 event revived excitement despite few big surprises. The iPhone 17 upgrades the base model with a 6.3-inch 120Hz ProMotion (LTPO) display matching the Pro, including up to 3,000 nits peak brightness and the new anti-reflective, harder-to-break Ceramic Shield 2 glass. The base model now ships with 256 GB of storage, an 18 MP Center Stage selfie camera, and an upgraded 48MP Fusion ultrawide-angle camera while maintaining the same price in major markets. These changes remove the base model's second-class status and restore enthusiasm for the lineup.
Read at GSMArena.com
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