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Every autumn Apple releases four iPhones, but this excess of choice seems less intimidating once you realize that there are really just two phones wearing different clothing. The iPhone 15 Pro Max is essentially a bigger version of the iPhone 15 Pro – same processor, same camera set-up, same features – while the iPhone 15 discussed in this article is a shrunk-down version of the 15 Plus which we previously reviewed (iPad & iPhone User 198). In this article, I’ll be focusing on the areas where the iPhone 15 differs from the 15 Plus: namely portability, the screen and battery performance. I’ll sum up our findings in the other departments as well, but for a fuller rundown read my in-depth review of the larger model.
DESIGN
If you want the latest look to emerge from Cupertino’s design studios, head on over to the Pro range, with its light titanium frame and Action Button. The iPhone 15 is more of a classic design, pretty much sticking to the iPhone 14’s aesthetic playbook but switching from Lightning to a USB-C port on the bottom edge.
It has flat edges and squared-off corners in the style
