I am upgrading from a 13 after 3 years. Desert Titanium in the pictures to me didn't look so pink, with the back glass cover it looks pretty pink, like rose.The phone is nice and zippy. The facial recognition is way faster. All the new buttons are cool but to me they mean going without a case as they are really small and with a case sort of around then my large fingers can't easily use them. The camera button and zoom slide is pretty neat but I have to learn to use it as this phone without a case is pretty slippery and I am afraid to drop it.The always on screen burned through battery for me. I turned it off. With that off I was able to change my charge max to 80% in hopes of saving battery condition over time, and so far have plenty of battery for all day. I ... MoreI am upgrading from a 13 after 3 years. Desert Titanium in the pictures to me didn't look so pink, with the back glass cover it looks pretty pink, like rose.The phone is nice and zippy. The facial recognition is way faster. All the new buttons are cool but to me they mean going without a case as they are really small and with a case sort of around then my large fingers can't easily use them. The camera button and zoom slide is pretty neat but I have to learn to use it as this phone without a case is pretty slippery and I am afraid to drop it.The always on screen burned through battery for me. I turned it off. With that off I was able to change my charge max to 80% in hopes of saving battery condition over time, and so far have plenty of battery for all day. I also found with the screen always on the phone kept unlocking in my pocket based on my apple watch connectivity. Turning off the always on really made sense to me.Wouldn't upgrade from a 15 but if you have an older version that would make sense to me.

I upgraded from an iPhone 12 Pro to a 16 pro. The process was made so simple by AT&T!My new phone was shipped very quickly, almost like they were waiting for my order :-) Tracking was included with shipping and it arrived surprisingly quickly.The instructions were easy to follow for activation and data transfer from the 12 to the 16.The trade in instructions were simple as well. Caution: a factory reset doesn’t delete your data and apps. The right command is in the same menu for wiping your device, but it isn’t explicitly listed as a separate step.The trade in value was generous. My 4 year old phone was almost a wash with the expense of the new device. Fair warning… to get this generous trade in, you have to agree to maintain a qualifying contract for ... MoreI upgraded from an iPhone 12 Pro to a 16 pro. The process was made so simple by AT&T!My new phone was shipped very quickly, almost like they were waiting for my order :-) Tracking was included with shipping and it arrived surprisingly quickly.The instructions were easy to follow for activation and data transfer from the 12 to the 16.The trade in instructions were simple as well. Caution: a factory reset doesn’t delete your data and apps. The right command is in the same menu for wiping your device, but it isn’t explicitly listed as a separate step.The trade in value was generous. My 4 year old phone was almost a wash with the expense of the new device. Fair warning… to get this generous trade in, you have to agree to maintain a qualifying contract for unlimited mobile service with AT&T for 36 months and you’ll receive monthly trade in credits to offset the cost of the new phone.For me, I was happy to make this trade off. I made that commitment so that I could upgrade my phone while also maintaining my mobile service.

I purchased 2 new iPhones, one for me and one for my wife. If there are significant improvements from the iPhone 14 Pros we previously had they must be internal, as the size of the new iPhones is very similar to the old ones. A dedicated camera button is on the side of the new iPhones below the power button. My phone worked fine the day I turned it on and did the info transfers. That was easily done, and didn’t take particularly long. The next morning, however, my phone would absolutely not turn on. I needed to go to the Verizon store to be shown a reboot maneuver to get it up and running. I have never had this problem with any other iPhone I have ever owned, and there have been many. So, I am left with a little concern re my new phone.My wife’s phone would not go ... MoreI purchased 2 new iPhones, one for me and one for my wife. If there are significant improvements from the iPhone 14 Pros we previously had they must be internal, as the size of the new iPhones is very similar to the old ones. A dedicated camera button is on the side of the new iPhones below the power button. My phone worked fine the day I turned it on and did the info transfers. That was easily done, and didn’t take particularly long. The next morning, however, my phone would absolutely not turn on. I needed to go to the Verizon store to be shown a reboot maneuver to get it up and running. I have never had this problem with any other iPhone I have ever owned, and there have been many. So, I am left with a little concern re my new phone.My wife’s phone would not go through the transfer process. So, again, I was required to visit the Verizon store to get this step completed. Even though it was a brand new phone, and was, obviously, not working properly, I had to pay $29.95 for the process. I did voice my displeasure about being charged for this, but to no avail!So, the new iPhones are a bit of a mixed bag. Supposedly, there will be features coming out soon that add to their functionality, but it is concerning that two new phones each had operational issues right out of the box!