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[–] MsPenguinette@lemmy.world 19 points 1 year ago* (last edited 1 year ago) (15 children)

Been waiting a few years to replace my iPhone 12 Pro but each year has not been too compelling it's own. I'm already 95% sure I'll be getting whatever phone they announce this year.

Tho if they do upgrade to USB-C (which I assume they will), I might wait for some durability tests on the port to come out. I have a shit ton of lightning connectors and am used to it, so not switching isn't much of a problem but could be worth not switching to USB-C if it's more likely to break than the tried and true king of durability

[clarification] I'm saying the port is the king of durability, not the cable/connector/plug

[–] steeev@midwest.social 1 points 1 year ago

I have a 12 myself. Actually considering a 14 Pro Max refurbished from eBay, but my only hold out is I’d rather have a USB-C port. I can’t tell you how often my pocket gunk gets into that lightning port. I often see the worst of it in my car based on where I put my phone, the connection gets super sensitive and just moving the phone disconnects CarPlay often. I have the tools to clean the port out but it never seems to take care of the problem fully…

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