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you’ve probably already decided you don’t want to spend more than $1,000 on an iPhone 15 Pro or Pro Max. You don’t find metallurgical advances alluring, you don’t care about an extra Action Button, and you don’t fancy yourself a budding filmmaker—pardon me, content creator—who at any moment might go viral.

You don’t want to fall in love with your phone. You just want an iPhone, preferably one with a battery that raves late into the night and a camera that snaps better photos in that dying light.

The iPhone 15 ($799) is a very good phone. Apple always does a fine job differentiating just enough between old phones and new phones to make you want to upgrade. Is the iPhone 15 more advanced than last year’s iPhone 14 ($699)? Yes. Are the iPhone 15 Pro and Pro Max, which start at $999 and feature Apple’s newest chip system, more advanced than the iPhone 15? Yes.

But the gap between last year’s iPhone 14 Pro ($899) and the new iPhone 15 is a slim one. In some aspects the iPhone 14 Pro is even a better phone, so if you’re long overdue for an upgrade and don’t care about the addition of USB-C in the new phone

So, sure, the iPhone 15: Why not?

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