I've had the iPhone 6s Plus for over a year, and I'm so happy I didn't upgrade to the iPhone 7
I bought the iPhone 6s Plus when it came out in September 2015 for $800+ (with taxes), and I couldn't be happier that I saved $800+ in 2016/2017 by not upgrading to the iPhone 7 Plus.
Don't get me wrong. The iPhone 7 Plus is a great phone that's objectively better than the iPhone 6s Plus. It has a faster processor and a better camera with dual lenses that makes for beautiful photos. Arguably, those two specific features are the main reasons why someone should upgrade to a new smartphone.
Antonio Villas-Boas
With that said, the upgrades to the camera and processor simply weren't enough to warrant the dent in my bank account that a new iPhone 7 Plus would have caused.
Here's why:
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