Website compiles list of worst iPhones: What are they?

August 31, 2023  18:10

The editors of the Hi-Tech Mail.Ru site compiled the list of seven worst iPhone smartphones in the history of Apple.

At the top of the list is the iPhone 8. The smartphone is said to have performed well, it's just that it was "released at the wrong time", a few weeks before the iPhone X went on sale. Due to internal competition, according to experts, iPhone 8 became "obsolete" very quickly. It lost to the flagship model in all aspects, including modern design, OLED display, battery and camera.

In the second place is the iPhone 14, which did not receive a Dynamic Island, like the older models. Other than that, it comes with a base 60Hz display and is technically no different from its predecessor, the iPhone 13, that is why many owners of iPhone 13 did not consider it worth buying an iPhone 14.

The next phone on the list is the first iPhone SE of 2016, which offered the hardware specifications of the iPhone 6s in the compact body of the iPhone 5s. At the same time, the smartphone was released at the same time as the more efficient and modern iPhone 7. Experts believe that the device offered an outdated 4-inch screen and weak battery.

The list also includes the iPhone SE (2022), which did not stand out from competitors with an unreasonably high price, as well as the plastic iPhone 5c and iPhone 6 Plus. Rounding out the list of worst iPhones is the iPhone 4, which lost connection when users picked up the smartphone due to a design flaw.

Apple has already officially confirmed that the annual autumn presentation of iPhone 15, Apple smart watches and other new products will take place on September 12. The event will start at 22:00 Yerevan time. Like last year, it will take place in the Steve Jobs Theater on the Apple Park campus in Cupertino (California, USA). The presentation will be held under the motto Wonderlust.

The new devices will go on sale on September 22, and it will be possible to pre-order as of September 15.


 
 
 
 
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