Apple iPhone 15 Pro (128 GB) - Blue Titanium

I just upgraded to the iPhone 15 Pro in Natural Titanium, and I’m really happy with it! From the moment I unboxed it, the design blew me away—the Titanium finish looks fantastic.Coming from an old iPhone 11, the upgrade is huge! The USB-C charging port is a game changer. I can now connect cool accessories like magnetic power banks and portable SSDs, so I don’t have to worry about storage anymore.The A16 Bionic chip makes everything super fast. Multitasking feels effortless, and I love that I have 128 GB of space for all my photos and apps. The battery life is great, too. I’m always on the go, and this phone easily lasts all day. Just a tip: I set the battery to charge only up to 80% to keep it healthy.I also recommend getting a good case and screen protector for extra safety. It’s worth it to protect such a nice device.Overall, the iPhone 15 Pro has really impressed me. It’s compact, easy to use, and the display is amazing for watching videos. If you’re looking for a new smartphone, especially if you’re already in the Apple family, I highly recommend this one. I'm really glad I went for the Pro model; the camera is fantastic, and everything runs super smoothly.

The iPhone 15 Pro was a great phone, beautiful colour and a great camera. Very fast processor

There are tonnes of reviews sites and videos on all the ins and outs that do this much better than I can.What I will say is that the USB C as a charging port and device accessory enabler is a game changer. From extra magnetic power banks, to small portable SSD hardrives you're really no longer limited to the physical storage size that the phone model you choose comes with.I'm still getting used to it - The iPhone 15 Pro comes a big upgrade in both terms of size and function (coming from a first gen iPhone SE!)One tip I would advise aside from keeping the phone undo date with all iOS software updates is to set the battery to max charge of 80%. This keeps the phone's battery from deteriorating. The damage you do from leaving an iPhone charging to full seriously reduces the battery's longevity. As a rule of thumb I try to not let it dip below 40% and cap it (thanks to the above feature that you can set in settings on the phone to 80%)Now that 40% sounds like you don't have a lot to play with - but actually running multiple pages on Safari, music, apps, photos etc - the phone doesn't drain down like I was afraid it would do.Sure use tonnes of location tracking apps at the same time it will - but then so will any smartphone.Really impressed with this - definitely shell out for a case, screen protector and lens protectors - its an added expense but a drop in the ocean to the financial value not to mention sentimental and data access / security of the stuff on your phone - so a no brainer to anyone that gets such a high calibre of smartphone.Highly recommended - especially if you've already invested in other Apple devices (ecosystem) as it works seamlessly as you'd expect with watch, MacBook and iPads :-)

Excellent Phone

This phone is pretty good, the strong points of it is that the camera is really good, the battery life for me lasts a pretty good amount of time, and it is very fast, slightly on the more expensive side of phones though.

If you’re using the iPhone 15 Pro, you might be wondering whether it’s worth upgrading to the newly released iPhone 16 Pro.After spending time with both, I believe the 15 Pro still holds up remarkably well. While the 16 Pro brings some improvements, they are more evolutionary than revolutionary, and unless you’re desperate for the absolute latest, sticking with the 15 Pro is a perfectly sound decision.The iPhone 15 Pro already made significant strides in design with its lightweight titanium frame, which is noticeably more comfortable than the heavier steel of previous models.The iPhone 16 Pro does introduce a slightly larger display, but the difference isn’t game-changing for everyday use. The 15 Pro remains sleek, compact, and elegant, offering a premium look and feel that won’t leave you wanting.Battery life is also decent - lasting all day on a full charge, however I do use the battery saving option regularly.Performance-wise, the 15 Pro’s A17 Pro chip still handles everything you can throw at it with ease, whether it’s multitasking, gaming, or running demanding apps. While the 16 Pro comes with a newer chip, the performance jump isn’t dramatic enough to make a meaningful difference for most users.In short, the iPhone 15 Pro continues to deliver top-tier performance and design, making it well worth keeping for another year.

Great phone! But watch out if you have a wireless charger, the pro model camera area lifts the phone off some wireless chargers.Overall though the phone is super fast, hold lots of charge all day for average plus user, and is a real pleasure to useWorth the money!😊

I phone received, spent a whole week trying to get it set up and working. Took it into 3 shops and no one was able to sort it. Phoned Apple direct and it turns out this brand new phone is flagged as stolen.