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  • - You know what's funny?

  • When there is not that many changes,

  • it really puts a magnifying glass

  • on the few changes that there actually are.

  • Have you ever listened to a car reviewer

  • describe the latest generation Porsche 911?

  • Like, this is a car that's looked more or less the same

  • for the past 50 years with slight evolutions

  • with each new generation.

  • And literally, every time you watch or read a review,

  • they always say every single time,

  • "Oh, it's so refined,

  • oh, this is an engineering masterpiece

  • that's been perfected over generations.

  • It's a formula that's been developed

  • in the same direction for years."

  • I actually, as a kid,

  • I used to actively dislike Porsches because I just,

  • I knew they were expensive,

  • but I thought they're all so boring,

  • they all look like the same thing.

  • Why would you get one of those, when you could get

  • a way more exciting Ferrari or McLaren instead?

  • But as I've gotten older,

  • I can appreciate the Porsche formula a little more.

  • I don't love it or anything, I wouldn't say I love it,

  • but I can appreciate it more, does that make sense?

  • I hope that makes sense.

  • Bling

  • ♪ I am the one at optimum

  • ♪ I got the drum, I got the drop on 'em

  • ♪ I got the lock, stock and barrel on top of them

  • ♪ I got the chopper for the block they knocking on

  • Act tion tion

  • Look at the crowd, the way they packed in in

  • Lone wolf hear the howl, where the pack then then

  • Is he packing then

  • Shooting off at the mouth like rat tat tat bling

  • Anybody in a pine for life

  • Your size ain't nothing for you to die for

  • All up in my eye for

  • This is the iPhone 15 Pro.

  • Not a lot of changes.

  • (logo whooshing)

  • So, okay, I think people gotta get this thought

  • out of their head that you've gotta upgrade every year

  • to the newest phone.

  • Like, I realize most of us already know this,

  • but for some reason, people are still stuck on this thing

  • where they say, "Oh, last year's phone

  • is barely different from this year's phone,

  • it's not worth upgrading."

  • But like, that's not new,

  • like the Zenfone 10 I just reviewed

  • is just a refinement of Zenfone 9.

  • Like the bleeding edge ROG phone

  • has looked the same for three years now,

  • the Pixel is finding its stride with design.

  • But what we're really looking for

  • is for them to fix anything that's wrong or bad,

  • and then just find ways, clever ways,

  • good, interesting ways

  • to just get a little bit better every year,

  • so that over a long time, over a bunch of improvements,

  • it adds up to a bigger, more significant change.

  • So that's what's happening here with this iPhone 15 Pro.

  • I've been using it for about two weeks now.

  • They've made some improvements,

  • but now we're starting to also see some possible problems,

  • some new issues that have risen up, so let's talk about it.

  • So there's basically four new features they've added here.

  • I'm gonna go over some of the more fundamental

  • and existential stuff in the regular iPhone 15 review,

  • so definitely make sure you're subscribed

  • to see that when it comes out.

  • But for the Pro,

  • it's time to deep dive on the stuff

  • that's unique to this one, the professional stuff.

  • That being the build, the chip,

  • the cameras and the Action Button.

  • So easiest place to start

  • is the way they've built this phone.

  • So Apple made an update to the build

  • and the materials of the iPhone this year,

  • they've softened the corners a little bit,

  • it's clearly still a boxy design, but, you know,

  • now, instead of a completely flat glass at the front,

  • there's this gentle little curve just at the very edges.

  • I think that'll maybe make screen protectors

  • slightly more intricate,

  • but I think it has a nice look to it.

  • And then the screen sizes are exactly the same,

  • but now the bezels are actually a tiny bit slimmer

  • all the way around.

  • So technically the phone

  • is like one millimeter smaller diagonally

  • and the rails have famously switched from

  • that shiny stainless steel

  • to a lighter, coated and brushed titanium.

  • The result, it's very slightly better, I think.

  • It's kind of funny,

  • I've always associated a heavy phone

  • with like expensive feeling, you know?

  • Like, the ceramic phones are like extra heavy,

  • they feel like substance.

  • But I understand why people want it to be lighter.

  • And so, this phone is actually noticeably lighter

  • than the previous Pro.

  • It's 10% on paper, but it feels like more than 10%.

  • And then, there's a new set of colors too

  • so I'm sticking with it,

  • this new natural titanium is the best color,

  • this is the first year I am not ordering

  • a dark or black iPhone.

  • They still look good, don't get me wrong,

  • but they get all kinds of fingerprints on them like crazy.

  • And also, my worries about the light colored scratches,

  • if you go deep enough,

  • were all confirmed by Zack, JerryRigEverything,

  • in his video cutting the thing up.

  • So because I'm on team no case,

  • I'm going with the all gray phone,

  • I think it looks dope, so I'm going with that.

  • I think basically the idea is,

  • if you have a perfectly working phone,

  • there's no world where you should upgrade to this one

  • just for the titanium build

  • or just for the slightly thinner bezels.

  • But you have to appreciate,

  • put this up next to an iPhone 11, then, yeah,

  • you can see the differences compounding over time.

  • Just like if you sat in a 992 generation 911 right now

  • after sitting in a 997 generation car.

  • But the real highlight of this build here, let's be honest,

  • is there's a new port at the bottom, that USB type C,

  • which makes a big difference to people like me

  • who have other gadgets in their life,

  • computers, headphones, mouse, keyboard,

  • I just bring one charger, it works with everything.

  • I have already had this rite of passage moment that everyone

  • who gets this phone is gonna have

  • where you have an existing Lightning cable

  • and you try to plug it in and then you're like,

  • oh right, new cable.

  • But now I've gotten used to it.

  • But the thing is,

  • I could have sworn Apple would do more with this port.

  • Like, okay, we know that

  • they were basically forced into doing this by the EU,

  • so shout out to the EU for that.

  • Now we have a USB iPhone,

  • but like the only pitch is just,

  • hey, one cable for everything.

  • That's it, Apple really?

  • So like with 30 pin to Lightning all those years ago,

  • the benefit was obvious,

  • it's just so much smaller of a port

  • so that let them fit more stuff in the phone,

  • plus it's reversible now.

  • Now with this USB type C, it's like okay,

  • it was already small, it was already reversible,

  • charging speed did not improve at all, it's still 25 watts.

  • There's no extra like desktop mode,

  • plug it into a monitor and get,

  • there's no decks or anything like that, right?

  • It's just one cable for everything.

  • Okay, fine, sure, welcome to the club.

  • You know, iPhone users can now take advantage

  • of the U in USB-C.

  • I talked about the handshake it does

  • with plugging directly into other phones

  • and reverse charging them at four and a half watts

  • in the unboxing video, that's pretty neat.

  • You can also plug in other things,

  • plug in a keyboard and type with it, plug in a monitor,

  • it'll mirror your screen at up to 4K 60.

  • And the Pro phone now supports

  • USB 3.0 data transfer speeds

  • so you can get that ProRes footage

  • off the phone noticeably faster,

  • and you can actually, for the first time,

  • shoot video directly onto an external drive.

  • Now there's some talk about the cable that comes in the box.

  • Remember that nice high quality braided USB-C cable

  • that comes in the box?

  • But it's only USB 2.0 transfer speeds, it's a slow cable.

  • So if you have a Pro phone,

  • you need get a faster separate cable for it?

  • That seemed weird to people,

  • but it's not, that's very normal.

  • Most smartphones come with

  • just a USB-C cable just to charge.

  • It's a charging cable.

  • If you wanted a data cable,

  • you'd have to buy a thicker, more robust cable

  • that looks the same but is a data cable.

  • It's kind of confusing and annoying actually.

  • Welcome to the world of USB-C, my friends,

  • it's good to have you.

  • But that is a good segue to the main enabler,

  • the new powerhouse chip inside this phone with a new name,

  • the A17 Pro.

  • So the base iPhone 15s

  • got last year's A16 bionic from the 14 Pro.

  • And so, here's this new more powerful chip

  • in the highest end phones and it's not the A17 Bionic,

  • this is the first one with the Pro name, A17 Pro,

  • and this thing goes kind of crazy on paper.

  • This is their first three nanometer chip,

  • actually, the first three nanometer chip in any phone

  • that we'll probably see for at least another year or two.

  • I ran some benchmarks,

  • it's literally approaching M1 chip levels

  • of synthetic benchmark scores, and compared to last year,

  • it's 10 to 20% more powerful

  • on both the CPU and the GPU, which is very respectable.

  • But more power is like more horsepower in a car.

  • It's only really useful or noticeable

  • if it lets you do more things with it.

  • I'm gonna live in this analogy a bit more for a minute,

  • but like the last generation Porsche 911 Turbo S,

  • it was already so ballistic fast

  • that you never approached that limit

  • anywhere on public streets

  • until you get to the highest end of performance,

  • on the track.

  • And the highest end iPhone is the same way,

  • like, the Pro iPhone's been great

  • at just surfing Instagram and texting

  • and doing all the normal web browsing,

  • basic stuff you'd do on a phone.

  • And so, the only place you'd really notice

  • the extra performance is, well, we got a gaming demo.

  • Apple showed these wild demos

  • on the new iPhone at the keynote.

  • And just a disclaimer,

  • I'm not much of a phone gamer

  • so I'll defer the commentary on this to Dave2D,

  • you can go watch his video, linked below.

  • But they literally launched exclusive games on the iPhone,

  • that are like "Resident Evil: Village"

  • and "Assassin's Creed",

  • but not on cut down mobile versions,

  • these are literally the same versions with the same assets

  • and same textures and everything

  • from the PlayStation version

  • 'cause it literally is the PlayStation version.

  • That's impressive.

  • Plus you know, performance headroom is never a bad thing.

  • But I think also for me and for a lot of other people,

  • the more impactful things

  • that you'll actually notice about this new chip

  • are in the dedicated parts of it

  • that are for specific tasks.

  • Like, the new image signal processor

  • lets you take really, really fast,

  • lag-free photos constantly.

  • The new neural engine recognizes Portrait Mode subjects,

  • like people's faces and dogs and cats automatically,

  • and lets you go back in time

  • and set a regular photo to a Portrait Mode photo.

  • The USB 3 controller

  • that enables faster data transfer speeds

  • is also on the A17 Pro,

  • all of that is coming from the new chip.

  • But what I'm more concerned with

  • at the moment is battery life.

  • Okay, so actually, it's kind of two main issues

  • that have been popping up

  • that you kind of have to try to figure out,

  • are they isolated issues

  • or are these real problems with the phone?

  • And those are battery life and overheating issues.

  • And to be honest, part of the reason

  • this review took like longer than normal

  • is I've been really trying to dig into the battery

  • and figure out what's going on here.

  • So objectively speaking,

  • these phones have slightly bigger batteries than last year

  • and a new three nanometer chip.

  • So in a controlled environment,

  • they should do better and they do,

  • they literally last longer on like simple benchmark stuff.

  • So that's good news.

  • Now when I test a phone, like normal,

  • I pretty much, I kind of go by feel,

  • I always have some mix of good days,

  • some average days and then some bad days,

  • where I can sort of figure out what's draining it,

  • what its weaknesses are

  • and then I can come to a conclusion from that.

  • So now here we are, I get a couple days in,

  • I get a couple weeks in

  • and I've had a good amount of average days,

  • I've had a couple of those bad draining days,

  • but I also haven't had any of those amazing days

  • where I get like nine hours of screen on time.

  • I just haven't had any yet.

  • And then, we also started to see some of those headlines

  • about battery life potentially being worse

  • and there's also some overheating issues

  • popping up on Twitter or X

  • and some people were asking if mine has had any issues.

  • So here's the weird answer,

  • yes, but not when I would expect,

  • Two days ago, literally, I was just at a golf tournament,

  • it was in Florida, it was like 100 degree really feel

  • or something crazy like that.

  • And I'm outside with my phone at max brightness

  • with GPS going all day out in the sun,

  • and it was fine, no problem, no overheating issues.

  • But then, a couple hours later,

  • I'm on the airplane with my phone in Airplane Mode

  • and I've got just like music playing on Bluetooth

  • with Spotify and like scrolling through Instagram,

  • and for like five minutes,

  • the phone just gets really hot

  • and just blasts through like 5% battery,

  • and then it's fine again afterwards,

  • and I'm like, there almost seems to be no rhyme or reason

  • why it does this randomly once in a while.

  • So my best theory is that the A17 Pro is just,

  • it's a more powerful chip and so therefore,

  • is able to drain power more quickly than before

  • in high intensity settings, like gaming, et cetera.

  • And there's also been some issues attributed to iOS 17 bugs,

  • like we're already on 17.0.2.

  • I imagine there's some more updates coming

  • to both iOS and a bunch of apps.

  • But by the end of this,

  • I kind of feel like I'm expecting battery life

  • to basically even out to be the same as last year,

  • which is a boring answer, but that's kind of what I expect.

  • Now we can talk all we want

  • about what the word Pro actually means in a smartphone,

  • but with iPhones, that has mostly meant cameras.

  • And it turns out there is a lot going on

  • with these relatively similar looking cameras

  • on these new Pro phones, both in hardware and software.

  • So you're looking at a new bigger 48 megapixel main camera.

  • There's also an improved ultra wide

  • with a closer up macro capability

  • and a whole telephoto situation

  • that we'll get to in a minute.

  • But then with software, there is this whole new

  • intricate image processing pipeline happening.

  • So you know how most smartphones,

  • a lot of 'em today have like 48 megapixel cameras

  • and they all bin down to 12 megapixels.

  • They give you 12 megapixel shots.

  • You know, previous iPhones did this,

  • this new one, for those who might've missed it,

  • is actually by default

  • spitting out 24 megapixel images instead of 12,

  • and it's only about one and a half times of file size.

  • So this new process,

  • which is the same actually across the board

  • for iPhone 15s and 15 Pros,

  • is it's taking a 48 megapixel full sensor shot

  • for detail information

  • and also taking a full sensor 12 megapixel shot,

  • which is the quad binning for light information and noise.

  • And then, it's using the neural net to combine them

  • and do a sort of a detailed transfer

  • to get you this hybrid 24 megapixel image.

  • It's very complicated, very clever,

  • and the end result is slightly better.

  • It's really right in line with what I've been saying.

  • So if you just generally look at photos shot on this camera,

  • it's an iPhone photo, like, they look pretty great,

  • they're awesome with dynamic range

  • and sharpness across the board.

  • I still prefer

  • and shoot in the rich contrast profile most of the time,

  • but, yeah, mostly, the iPhone is one of the best cameras

  • at just pointing and shooting,

  • in full auto, just getting results that look good,

  • even if it doesn't look the most like real life, you know,

  • it's doing the classic relighting and tone mapping

  • and everything we're used to from all this smart HDR,

  • it's all here and a lot of people like it and it looks good.

  • The improved Macro Mode is also really good.

  • And with this natural fall off with the primary camera

  • without even needing Portrait Mode,

  • you can get some blurred backgrounds, it's awesome.

  • Autofocus is also really, really fast,

  • especially whenever there's a face in the scene,

  • this thing loves seeing faces.

  • And the benefit of the bigger sensor

  • shows itself at night too

  • with even longer handheld captures.

  • It's not magic, it's just physics, but, you know,

  • does the 24 megapixel make a difference

  • over the 12 megapixel?

  • Well, zoomed out, absolutely not,

  • they look basically the same.

  • So you gotta zoom in,

  • and even at 50% zoom, you still can't really tell.

  • It's not until you zoom all the way in that you can,

  • okay, you can see a difference,

  • you can start to notice a difference

  • in fine detail and contrast.

  • The 15 Pro is definitely, when your pixel peeping,

  • more contrasty and sharp

  • when you're all the way zoomed in versus last year.

  • But that's just when you've zoomed all the way in.

  • And by the way, once you get past 2X zoom,

  • it's back to kicking out regular 12 megapixel images.

  • So again, it's like,

  • it's a small, small year-over-year improvement

  • with that tiny amount of like pixel peeping detail,

  • but over a longer distance, over a bunch of generations,

  • that's the type of thing that adds up.

  • They even, on the Pro phones,

  • did a couple of presets from the 1X lens.

  • There's a 24 millimeter all the way zoomed out,

  • then a 28 millimeter, a little bit tighter,

  • and a 35 millimeter that all have their own

  • dedicated image processing pipeline presets

  • to maximize detail into

  • these basically super res, zoom, focal lengths

  • that you can digitally zoom between.

  • I wouldn't exactly call it having extra lenses on the phone,

  • but, you know, 1.5X zoom on last year's phone

  • versus 1.5X zoom on this year's phone, slight difference.

  • But there is a difference.

  • Honestly, the most Pro things about these new phones though

  • is definitely their video cameras,

  • so I'm just gonna nerd out about these for a second.

  • Because the iPhone's video capabilities,

  • I've talked about this so much,

  • but they're still so clearly far out

  • in front of the rest of the smartphone world.

  • It doesn't even shoot 8K,

  • which it's totally capable of with the 48 megapixels.

  • I wish they would let us,

  • but even just at 4K 30 in full auto, the detail,

  • the auto focus, the slight depth, the dynamic range,

  • the stabilization, they're all world class.

  • I mean, if you wanna just look at test footage,

  • the entire electric Rivian delivery van review I did

  • on the Auto Focus channel was shot on iPhone 15 Pro,

  • audio included, I'll drop the link below

  • if you wanna watch that whole thing.

  • Also, shout out to the new AV1 Codec support on the chip,

  • that's gonna play nice with YouTube.

  • But this year, you can also shoot Log,

  • literally a Pro camera feature.

  • Now it is annoyingly buried

  • several layers deep in the separate Settings app,

  • which is really not very Pro.

  • But if you find the time to go switch over there

  • and get into Log,

  • the iPhone will shoot with way more information,

  • that classic flat Log look, dynamic range, everything.

  • And you don't have to deal with whatever Apple was gonna do

  • with over sharpening and saturation and processing.

  • Apple has its own transformation LUT

  • to turn it into SDR or HDR

  • or you can go in and fully grade it yourself

  • to really get the most out of the iPhone's video

  • and it looks really, like, really, really good.

  • So the one thing that I'm gonna say to, you know,

  • because I'm pixel peeping at this point,

  • is the haloing from point light sources.

  • You know, it's one of the hardest challenges

  • with these tiny optics

  • so I get why they haven't just fixed it yet,

  • but like it's pretty bad.

  • Anytime there's any sort of point lights,

  • especially with video,

  • despite whatever new lens coding they're doing,

  • it's pretty dramatic and it seems like it's the worst

  • on the iPhone of any other phone.

  • So it's there, gonna point it out again,

  • but, hey, if that's the biggest downside of iPhone video,

  • I'll definitely take it.

  • And then, iPhone 15 Pro Max,

  • the big one is the only one that comes with

  • the new 5X larger telephoto lens.

  • I would bet my life that that's gonna come down

  • to the smaller 16 Pro next year, whatever,

  • but it's only in the big one this time.

  • But yeah, it does let you get a little further

  • with max zoom, from 15X to 25X.

  • It's nice if you do a lot of zoomed photos and videos,

  • which is a very specific crowd,

  • there's some people that do that,

  • you know, concert goers, things like that.

  • But there are just very few people who should buy one

  • just for this lens because it also means

  • you have to have a bigger phone

  • and it also happens to mean that your 4X photos

  • just before you get to 5X

  • will actually be worse on this phone.

  • But, yeah, it's not nearly as capable

  • as some of the longer telephoto periscope lens.

  • I mean Samsung has a 10X optical lens

  • that blows this one out the water in terms of reach,

  • I think Apple's main advantage really is just stabilization.

  • Like, they finally do that zoom in preview window

  • on the corner of the viewfinder

  • and they overstabilize the frame,

  • so you can zoom all the way in

  • and get a shot in super creeper mode, it's great.

  • But I'm just gonna shamelessly borrow a line

  • from Mr. Mobile because he said it

  • as well as anyone possibly could, and he's right,

  • which is just that so much of the differences

  • between these cameras, this one,

  • the last iPhone, the Samsungs, the Pixels of the world,

  • so much of the differences between them is software

  • that it's hardly even consistent anymore.

  • So if you are looking for like a hard verdict

  • on like iPhone 15 Pro side by side

  • versus Samsung versus Pixel or Oppo, whatever else,

  • you kind of just have to make it up after a while,

  • like, yeah, there are gonna be certain instances,

  • like exact zoom focal lengths

  • where one is sharper than the other,

  • but honestly, at at the end of the day,

  • a lot of it is gonna be taste.

  • And so, yeah, you just kind of have to figure out

  • which one you like as far as image quality

  • and especially UI,

  • just the actual way you shoot photos and videos.

  • Which reminds me, I do wanna mention,

  • this RAW Max button is hilarious.

  • This is a button to take

  • your full res 48 megapixel Pro RAW photos,

  • but it just says RAW Max, okay.

  • And if you want a 48 megapixel JPEG,

  • you have to jump back into the Settings app, switch it over,

  • then bounce back, and now the button says JPEG Max,

  • which is also hilarious.

  • Last thing I gotta say though,

  • this new Pro phone has an Action Button

  • on this new Pro iPhone only

  • because only pros need customization.

  • Look, I kind of love the Action Button,

  • but I also need to realize

  • that it's kind of either overrated or underrated,

  • depending on who you are.

  • Like, on one hand, it's literally a customizable button,

  • like, who even saw this coming?

  • It replaces the least used button

  • that was on previous iPhones

  • because your phone should always be on mute anyway.

  • And so, then, you can map this Action Button

  • to basically anything you want.

  • You can keep it as a mute switch

  • and it has the same strong haptics

  • so you can tell if it's muted or unmuted

  • in your pocket without looking.

  • But there's also a bunch of other cool functions

  • you can pick from,

  • from launching your camera to a voice recorder

  • to just literally any app on your phone

  • you want through a Siri Shortcut.

  • Your favorite YouTube channel right now

  • is probably making a tutorial

  • on the best Siri Shortcuts

  • to map to the Action Button from launching apps,

  • to the specific things inside of apps,

  • from unlocking your car,

  • to not just launching my favorite task manager app,

  • but launching a new task inside of my task manager app.

  • It just lets me, it's great,

  • it's awesome, honestly, I hope it gets copied,

  • even though a bunch of phones were doing this years ago

  • and then they stopped.

  • I hope they bring it back now in a response

  • to how great this is.

  • But on the other hand,

  • I do kind of feel like, for a lot of people,

  • this is gonna be one of those things

  • that they play with for like three or four days

  • and then just kind of forget about it

  • and never use it again.

  • And I mostly think that's because it's not super reachable.

  • Like, it's not a one handable button

  • where your fingers usually rest for everyone,

  • especially on the Pro Max,

  • it's way up there on the corner above the volume buttons.

  • It could be a cool shutter button for the camera,

  • but the volume buttons already do that,

  • so yeah, I feel like you might as well

  • just end up setting it back to a mute switch

  • and forgetting about it after a few weeks.

  • But I guess that's fine too.

  • It's one of those things

  • that you'll just figure out which user you are

  • after you use it for a while.

  • Kinda like I've been using

  • that Eight Sleep mattress cover that I was talking about,

  • I've been using it for about three months now,

  • this is the pod cover that goes on your mattress

  • that either warms you up or cools you down, helps you sleep.

  • Like, now that I've used it for a while,

  • I've understood, like I was a skeptic at first,

  • but honestly, it's one of those things

  • where I go to a hotel bed and I have a harder time sleeping,

  • which it used to be the other way around,

  • but I just sleep so much better in the Eight Sleep bed

  • 'cause it's cooled down to let you get sleep early

  • and then warms up in the morning to help you wake up.

  • And it's become really clear that

  • temperature is one of the most important factors

  • when it comes to sleep,

  • and it's become real obvious to me

  • that falling asleep faster,

  • getting better quality sleep

  • and then being able to depend on it

  • is something I wouldn't trade for anything.

  • It's just, it took me some time to learn that.

  • Plus there's an app that shows me

  • all my info about my sleep every night

  • and it lets me adjust the autopilot if I want.

  • If your partner sleeps at a different side on the same bed,

  • they can adjust the temperature in the app too, it's great.

  • So I'll leave a link to it below,

  • and since they're a great sponsor,

  • they're actually giving you guys $200 off the pod cover

  • if you use code "MKBHD" at eightsleep.com/mkbhd.

  • But anyway, what's the verdict?

  • What's the verdict with the new Pro iPhone of 2023?

  • It's one of those things where like

  • I have conversations with friends

  • and I always end up having to try to condense it all

  • and summarize it into like one sentence,

  • and the truth is like,

  • it's the same phone as last year with USB,

  • a little bit of a faster chip,

  • a little bit of a brighter screen,

  • a little bit of thinner bezels,

  • and like, I don't know, better cameras, that's kind of it.

  • So you have to decide how much of that is important to you.

  • Are any of those things important to you?

  • Honestly, USB might be the most important thing

  • about the new iPhone, despite what Apple was hoping.

  • Welcome to the club, my friends.

  • Thanks for watching,

  • catch you guys in the next one, peace.

  • (upbeat music)

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