iPhone 7 Plus: 5 months later, one complaint

As a technology reporter, a lot of new smartphones come across my desk. Usually, when one arrives, I’ll use it for a few weeks, write up my thoughts, then move onto the next big thing. That didn’t happen with the iPhone 7 Plus, though. Ever since it arrived five months ago, it’s been my go-to handset.

By now, you’re probably well aware that the iPhone 7 Plus sports a 5.5-inch Full HD display, an A10 Fusion processor, 3GB of RAM, a 12MP telephoto rear-facing camera and a 7MP selfie shooter. Sure, it’s not the most powerful device on the market (nor is it the most affordable, with prices starting at $769), but it’s certainly no slouch.

My only qualm when it comes to internals is battery life. For some reason, Apple opted for a measly 2,900mAh cell. The firm’s website states that it’ll last for “up to 13 hours” of constant internet use over an LTE connection, which is complete hogwash. My handset (and I’ve had two replacements) only lasts for around eight hours before dropping down to 10 percent.

Article source: https://www.technobuffalo.com/2017/04/01/iphone-7-plus-5-months-later-one-complaint/