The iPhone X Controversy

[@rioristiadi9518]

Just another proof that our brain stopped registering the passage of time after 2020.

[@gabe5918]

Goddamn this hurts to think about…..

[@ricardofrombrazil-iam]

I'm pretty sure we're still in 2019

[@spacedoggo7136]

​@@ricardofrombrazil-iam the older we get the faster time goes on

[@thanosmaster-abel559]

2017 *** harambe

[@bobinnyyy]

i don't like thinking about this

[@jeffvalentine9947]

I can’t believe the iPhone X is vintage already. It felt like a phone that was ahead of its time back in 2017.

[@sakn415]

Other than face id, it wasn’t really ahead of its time. It was just catching up to what android was offering

[@meru_lpz]

tfw we’re closer to 2030 (6 years from now) than 2017 (7 years ago)… insane…

[@AnalyticalMenace]

@@sakn415 Oh, here we go.🙄

[@riec4482]

Yea but face id on the iphone was ten times more better than any phones with some sort of face id during it's time ​@@sakn415

[@notaavegotchi]

​@@sakn415the notch, having no bottom edge was also a new thing in the market.

[@alanharper23]

When you realise that we’re only 3 years away from the 20th anniversary in 2027.

[@taro7145]

Bro no fking way

[@AD4K69-a]

I’m guessing they’re gonna skip iPhone 19. Unless they release it along with 18 and 20

[@Roboseal2]

Thats when they put the Tandem OLED in the Macbook pros.

[@MustyDusty64]

@@Roboseal2wow were already that much ahead of time?😅

[@themcabbages77]

iPhone XX lets gooooo

[@superlegendary]

love how I'm actually watching this video on an iPhone X...

[@SMX815]

I have the iPhone XS, still works perfectly fine 👍

[@David1991.]

Prove it kiddo

[@AUS_Customs97]

I’m on an iPhone XS Max !

[@Testimony201]

I have the iPhone XS and it’s really cool.

[@ikilius]

@@David1991. prove what lmfao owning an iphone X in 2024 isnt that much of a flex

[@apostateunion]

I'll never forget the hype over the iPhone X.

[@huzzzer6083]

I remember everyone hating it. Just like 90% of all new things, it's initially hated, then loved after 4-5 years pass.

[@VenomShotYou]

@@huzzzer6083Same. I almost turned it in for an iPhone 8, but after a few months I got used to it.

[@TheLordOfNothing]

I remember I was still using an iPhone 5 at the time (I milked the life out of that thing, finally upgraded in May of 2021) Anyways... my dad had gotten one and I thought it was the coolest thing on the planet.

[@amphibiatransitfanyt]

Rare footage of Apple Explained making a long video

[@Paniekzaaiertje]

It used to be like this when he milked each subject to be over 10 minutes long and actually started the ‘real’ video after about 8,5 minutes

[@saltedfruitguy]

I LOVE when he makes the longer video. More time for the nostalgia dopamine to kick in. 🥳

[@ninethetwotailedfox]

Ok

[@Paniekzaaiertje]

@wombadoo4229 me?

[@kevikiru]

He made another even longer one a week or so ago. Go to his channel and look for the third or fourth video. It's 19 minutes long and discusses the effect of the iPhone og.

[@Jayden-lr2mm]

How the iPhone X and the first gen AirPods are now considered vintage just amazes me

[@sigiligus]

1st gen AirPods were always garbage.

[@DavidKen878]

@@sigiligusWhat does that have to do with being considered vintage?

[@kidnextdxxr]

@@sigiligusbest ones

[@jasonjones2176]

Devices being antiques is happening faster and faster. I still have an iPod classic and it feels like an antique. I still like it.

[@frylock428]

Bruh, I found an iPhone X 256GB in a recycle bin, from $1149 to recycled in 7 years. It was in mint shape, and it was not only FMI off but already reset.

[@frylock428]

@user-gn6tk2yi6g There was also an iCloud locked iPhone 11 in there

[@laifyalif]

lucky dude

[@Ndude215]

Wait… Seven…. Seven years…. How… How dare you make me realise how quickly time is passing 😢

[@Piggy991]

Where do you live? In Dubai?

[@anSealgair]

@@Piggy991Maybe Australia. People go through phones like that here. But I miss my XS 😅

[@howards59]

iPhone X had the best design even if you buy one used today it feels premium and dated it was truly ahead of its time, I prefer the rounded edge now

[@YahyaAsvihany]

Yeah, flat edge never felt comfortable in palm

[@iZ3C0LD7]

Literally the main reason why I still keep the X alongside my current iPhone 13 Pro. The compact size + rounded edges still wows me in today and I still believe that it's only 5 years old at most

[@SentinelEx]

I finally removed a D-Brand skin I had on the back since 2020 when I first got the phone. Man, I can’t believe I was missing out on how smooth the glass back feels all this time. Made me like Xs Max all over again. Definitely still feels premium.

[@ThunderDawg0]

The iPhone 11 Pro Max is also a great option, having ultra wide camera and more software updates

[@abbythings]

i dont even know what phone i have now, i think 13 i can't even tell the difference between anything after x

[@bramvandenbroeck5060]

I remember getting this device when it first came out . . . Man, time flies

[@taro7145]

Bro no fking way

[@HermanDoski-kq6ib]

@@taro7145lol just shut up

[@Lauterec]

As a huge iPhone X hater at that time, I thought there was no way I’d give up my home button. I pulled out my 6s+ the other day and I thought it was funny how awkward I found it to be. A significant part of the selling of new tech is convincing people the “way we’ve always done it” is not always better. I’m still upset about the headphone jack though.

[@Flognaw69]

It’s kind of funny how outdated the home button is when you get so use to the gestures on the slab of glass

[@someonewithsomename.4044]

Video starts at @4:33

[@MultiStarboard]

This was the last phone that made me excited... I miss that feeling. Today it "We have usb c!" and "We have AI to tell you what food is in that picture!!!!"

[@SilentMovements305]

I switched after that phone everything else was going to bobo

[@snowhunter7536]

The day they will bring back the headphone jack might be the day I will finally be truly excited for an iPhone.

[@jstarASMR3103]

The ai thing is so true😂😂😂

[@obxurity]

I remember being a sophomore in high school when this was announced. Literally everyone in school was talking about it and wanted it. I still remember people gathering around a person who had it lol. There was a lot of hype behind the phone

[@oldipodee]

I remember it too, I would just use my ancient iPod touch and people would come after me thinking I had an iPhone X, and I would pull out my other ancient iPod and they'd go insane thinking I had two and I was rich or something. They were just old iPods from 2009, not two white iPhone Xs.

[@AmazedBunion]

can't fix stupid

[@JediLMS]

​@iPodee what model?

[@williamsanborn9195]

I find it interesting how Apple builds upon the previous iPhone models. Nowadays, they put features from a “Pro” model phone from the previous generation on the base model of the next generation. (Dynamic Island as an example)

[@mightnare3237]

Pro motion 💀☠️💀

[@heroninja1125]

@@mightnare3237 Telephoto camera 💀💀☠☠

[@The92Waffles]

true but at this point the smartphone design is pretty finished.. what more can they do? All future regular slab smart phones are going to look the same and are only separated by software features, which are getting less and less impactful each year because of how mature the smartphone space is

[@heroninja1125]

@@The92Waffles At this point, making technology more modular and customizable is where new phones could differentiate themselves. The problem is that companies don't want to do this as it is not profitable for them. Making a device that can come apart means that people can replace individual parts when they are no longer useful or are outside of their lifespan, which is tremendously cheaper than buying a new phone or device. It has come to a point where companies like apple, dell, hp, samsung and more keep trying to tell people that devices are unrepairable and need to be replaced because the technology is "too advanced" to be repairable. This has bled down to everything from phones to even dishwashers and now cars. Cars that were previously serviceable by anyone, that you could easily find new parts for.

[@FFNUser]

@@heroninja1125regular user need finished product, not base only

[@MA-rf6bu]

The iPhone X was incredibly expensive to the point where it maintained the same 999$ price point until now.

[@randomguy-w8p]

No cap this script sounds exactly like a chatgpt response. The summary at the end, the specific words

[@BoburKhayitov]

8:20 - Apple did not set the standard of maximum screen ratio. In contrary, Apple was the last one who adopted this trend.

[@miro007ist]

Where is the controversy? What is the video about?

[@solidsnakeXY810]

How some people disliked the notch and new way of navigation. As well as some suspicions that Apple was storing their Face ID data

[@rosaria8384]

The iPhone X had significant changes that were controversial in nature, many people didn't like it at first.

[@lucasn0tch]

Also the $1,000 price shock. But the general public in the US failed to understand that the $1,000 is for the device if you pay it off immediately (which I highly recommend, because of the fact that you can use MVNOs or prepaid plans, or change carriers later at any time without contracts or unlocking). Most people I knew instead did monthly financing with their carrier. Likewise, the carriers switched to more transparent pricing models (how much you pay per month for the phone) by the time the iPhone X came out. The iPhone 3G from 2008, on the other hand, was subsidized in the US for a $200 down payment + 2 year contract. As someone who has followed the iPhone market since 2009, I know that pricing models have changed from subsidies and contracts to monthly pricing.

[@kingDavidsPodcast135]

😂

[@kennethjose7159]

Yeah,90% of this is positive and 10% “controversy

[@dkf2711]

Half way into the video and I'm still watching an advertisement from 7 years ago. Why?

[@fpc9]

I remember when it was launched back in 2017. Everyone was talking about iPhone 10 because of its new design and amazing features! But unfortunately this iPhone is obsolete today and even SE 2020 is faster and has better camera excluding telephoto lens...

[@Littlebrownchicken]

It’s still perfectly usable

[@talluptallup76]

I still have the Xs today.

[@moldyrefrigerator]

That's crazy. I've had 3 different iPhones since my old XS Max in 2018.

[@skyh2394]

@@moldyrefrigerator Thas crazy, I guess not everybody can take care of their phones lmao

[@LILGHETTI]

Can we talk about AirPower never seeing the light of day?

[@helioalmeida8217]

It's curious how they couldn't figure it out to this day. It has been 7 years now. Maybe the solution makes their design or the pricing impracticable.

[@Unlikelihood]

2017 is just a year ago how is this vintage

[@shred9475]

7 years buddy

[@Unlikelihood]

@@shred9475 oh 🥲 am i'm this old now

[@recardolugg8631]

@@shred9475wooooosh

[@VincentGonzalez-k2j]

@@shred9475exactly 7 years not 70 you weird clown🤦🏽‍♂️

[@LCRAVIAT1ON]

@@shred9475It’s a joke

[@kingcatx2]

I remember buying this for $400 3rd day of release date. Some older gentleman didn’t like it and sold it to me. I still use it today. No issues at all.

[@avg_ale21]

Still... One of the most beautiful design in tech.

[@marteenyo]

what we’re not gonna do is rewrite history and pretend like many android phones didn’t already come with button-less edge-to-edge screens long before the iPhone X

[@PhannyObsession]

Didn’t the iPhone 8 have wireless charging?

[@chan13153]

Same generation as the X

[@rosaria8384]

Yes. But the attention was more on the X

[@PhannyObsession]

@@rosaria8384 - I get that. But he said the X was the first to have it

[@chokeeweebee]

the 8 and X got released at around the same time. The 8 just got announced 1 hour earlier lol.

[@mobueh]

@@chokeeweebeei also remember the 8 was released like a week after the event and the X released in november

[@thecoolrich]

I still remember when I bought mine, crazy to think that that was in 2017

[@longnic001]

Another downside of the notch was that it took away a longtime iPhone staple: battery percentage. We could no longer constantly see it in the status bar, and instead had to swipe down to Control Center just to see the exact percentage. Battery percentage on Face ID iPhones would not come until iOS 16, which was released in 2022.

[@ahliaspobre]

no u just had to manually go turn it on, i had it on when i got my iphone xr in 2018

[@longnic001]

@@ahliaspobre true. But to clarify, the percentage option ONLY appeared starting in iOS 16. All the prior versions of iOS (11 to 15) did not have battery percentage as a selectable option on iPhones with Face ID.

[@Dixon_Cider407]

@@longnic001ohh nooo 😱

[@VincentGonzalez-k2j]

@@longnic001ok but why be a smartass about it😭🤦🏽‍♂️

[@keithbrown7685]

But still, there remained the ugly notch and its ugly variants.

[@rihyoncéastraschild]

He does vids beyond 8 minutes?! Wow…

[@thearmy9326]

i only watched till the 4th min

[@rihyoncéastraschild]

@@thearmy9326 💀

[@thecapone45]

Yeah I like his older videos where he’s got a few that are like, mini docs

[@rihyoncéastraschild]

@@thecapone45 oooh ok

[@JoBot__]

I like the longer videos.

[@timothyconard2825]

Imagine actually sitting in this event, an Apple circlejerk. Totally pathetic. You'd have to be a fool to buy Apple hardware.

[@LurkerPatrol]

I just want to know who bought an iphone 8 when the X came out in the same keynote lol.

[@JoBot__]

Probably people who cared about their wallets.

[@darijoe1]

I did. I upgraded to an 8 from a 6 in September 2017. You have to remember back then that iPhone customers were not used to the prices like they are today and I was put off by how much the X was. A new model of iPhone that was at a price I was expecting still seemed very appealing to me and that's why I bought an 8.

[@moldyrefrigerator]

my wife had the 8 Plus when I met her lol

[@AnHebrewChild]

@@moldyrefrigeratorI still know people with the 8plus. Wealthy people. It's a good phone.

[@hwang1607]

There was no controversy, this video was just a summary of the phone. Waste of time recommend skipping to 11:46

[@valdez1413]

-The notch -Price -Face ID -Fragility of the phone -Removal of the home button All this started at 4:33

[@lawnchairs]

the only really bad thing that the iphone x introduced into the tech industry is paying 1k for a phone it is still wild to me how someone thought this was an okay thing to do

[@Muhammed.Yaseen]

1:31 MKBHD: My footage Greg from Apple Explained: *Our footage*

[@SMX815]

The iPhone X was a game changer, I remember using it for the first time & I loved the Face ID feature which I still today!

[@AUCHITH_SHINCHAN_NK]

My first dream phone❤❤ Even if 16 series is coming in a few months I am still stucked with the era of 7+, X and Xs 😢 Just love them

[@TheRealPGT]

Stuck on an X, overheats and lags after playing games for 10 minutes, thankfully I have an iPad Air M2

[@itischeck]

Same with XS, what’s your battery health?

[@iraqball620]

iPhone X is now trash if u had it since 2017

[@vincethebanana]

@@itischeckMy X is at 72% capacity and handles the same way as OPs comment. It still does stuff, just at a much worse way. I’ve had mine since release day.

[@PromotingTheBeat]

Then somethings wrong because I had an X until getting the 15 Pro and never experienced lag or issues like that ever.

[@Justin_Why]

Then it may be a problem since that’s not how iphones work. Iphones never lag

[@Alex_TR1713]

my aunt always buyes the latest iphone as fast as possible and i remember her having the iphone x. how did that got old now?

[@ryanpohl2709]

I remember getting the iPhone XS Max. It was an upgrade from my iPhone 6. It was gorgeous. I loved it and kept it up till last year when I got the 15 Pro Max. Really was an incredible phone.

[@Quadraphoria]

I upgraded from my IPhone 5 four years ago to an iPhone XR, which I’m still using today..

[@devbyrd6127]

The XR was a very popular phone so I don't blame you at all.

[@AnHebrewChild]

I had the XR... great device. only thing I didn't like about it is its slightly larger footprint than the X/XS

[@myokom]

Great model, I comparing the photos in my gallery from X with latest models and see how the X's photos are smoother, more natural, without oversharpening and another computing-stuff. I miss that times

[@DucNotADuck]

Watching this on a 15 thinking I’d like an iPhone X lmao

[@iZ3C0LD7]

There's just this one or more reasons that I can't explain which makes me keep my iPhone X (as a sidekick to my current 13 Pro) despite having upgraded

[@devbyrd6127]

One thing I do miss about the IPhone X-11 was the design. I wouldn't go back because USB-C is so much better but not too much a fan of the IPhone 12/5-esque design choice.

[@kevikiru]

I sincerely do appreciate the effort in these longer videos. Thanks

[@thecapone45]

Yay! A video over ten minutes!!!

[@bobinnyyy]

i have the iPhone SE (2nd gen.) and really I like the older models, they always seem better from my view after a few years old, and I'm still attached to having a smaller screen and a home button.

[@AnHebrewChild]

I had the iPhone SE 1st gen. That thing was rock solid. Probably the most dialed in smartphone I've ever owned. How much usable life do you figure you have left on your 2nd gen?

[@NeilClemenson]

I agree, I preferred Touch ID. Also those like the iPhone 7 & plus felt more solid and did not have a glass back for wireless charging. I miss the older phones which were smaller and fitted in your pocket. Now they seem to get larger and larger. We will be making calls on iPads soon 😂

[@DanneManne88]

I changed from an iPhone X to iPhone 15 Pro! :)

[@heymradildj]

I did the same and i still have my iphone x.

[@DanneManne88]

@@heymradildj don’t you like the 15? :O

[@bowler7922]

Man when this launched I was so blown away. Just the thought of facial recognition in a phone was practically unheard of. And I remember everyone wondering how they were gonna adjust without the home button.

[@devbyrd6127]

I remember that too. A new IPhone without the home button was revolutionary back then

[@515ventures3]

Every day in 2024, i take 2 iPhone 10's, 250GB each, with me everywhere i go!!! Double battery life, they are still perfect! Stop falling for all these new phone upgrades!! Its not necessary!! You are making Apple a few more billion dollars every year!! These iPhones last for so long!!

[@larrythecat5743]

I still have a XR and I’m amazed it has not failed me

[@erotech1]

Wasn’t wireless charging introduced with iPhone 8?

[@saltedfruitguy]

Now here’s a guy who knows how to make an EXCELLENT video. Thanks Greg, I love these videos. ❤

[@calebmartin_]

iPhone 8 introduced wireless charging, not the iPhone X! 4:10

[@Niels_f2704]

But they got introduced around the same time

[@zalden2565]

They were both announced in the same event. The 8 and 8 plus was the basic model and the X was the flagship

[@calebmartin_]

@@zalden2565 Ah ok I always thought it was just a couple months earlier

[@MattAShine]

I got the iPhone X on launch day and said what kept it from being the ultimate iPhone was it was a little smaller than I liked. When the larger XS came out also got it launch day and held onto that thing for 4 years.

[@jsn593]

iPhone X is one of the best looking iPhone designs, crazy how small it is now compared to the new phones. I remember when it felt huge coming from the 6s

[@kidnextdxxr]

The gestures now are a lot more fluid and smooth. Opening up app switcher and going home is almost instant in a small swipe

[@Peizxcv]

2027 is probably when Apple will introduce a foldable

[@neloxcix]

I doubt it. Knowing apple won’t do anything impractical unlike Samsung. But who knows they might do a foldable that’s tougher and no crease but also it might not happen.

[@shinescythe]

iPhone X - 11 Pro had the perfect screen size, I miss it

[@toptohyekoms]

2 + 0+ 1 + 7 = 10 Nailed it!

[@ShibaNugget]

I have an iPhone 12 mini. People take for granted the design of phones now with almost full displays. Sometimes I look at my phone and still appreciate how far we’ve come - this hardware was only a dream to me back when I used an iPhone 5.

[@iZ3C0LD7]

Same here, from almost every generation until the 6 before the X and now 13 Pro while still keeping the X. Even today in 2024 I still can't get over with how beautifully the iPhone X is designed and feels in my hand to the point I wish it packs the power and storage of my 13 Pro so I won't even upgrade to an "iPhone 13 Pro"

[@georgeminors9414]

Why no awesome Apple Watch X redesign! Such a miss. Could have done an awesome refresh here to honor the tenth gen. Such a shame.

[@S1_2025-YT]

The iPhone X and XS/XS Max still feel premium to me. I remember the X’s launch like it was yesterday I had a 5s at the time but didn’t upgrade till 2019 to a 6s then got an XR in 2020. I kept my XR for 3 years then switched to the 12 Pro Max which I’m using atm

[@CozyFinch]

Keep up the long vids Greg they’re fantastic man

[@39PSIOnTheDaily]

I had a top of the line 256GB iPhone X, and I had used it to replace my 32GB iPhone 5, which replaced my 16GB iPhone 4, which in turn had replaced my 8GB iPhone 3GS. Since then I’ve had a 512GB 11 Pro Max and my current 1TB 15 Pro Max. Nothing, and I mean nothing - not even the X - feels as good as that iPhone 5 felt in my hands.

[@AnHebrewChild]

awesome! The iPhone 5 WAS the best. So glad to hear someone else say this. Ha. Which colour did you have?

[@39PSIOnTheDaily]

@@AnHebrewChild I had all matte black! It was smooth, elegant, easy to use/hold, and had a great camera. I really want to buy one BNIB just to hold onto!

[@AnHebrewChild]

@@39PSIOnTheDaily I agree. I called it the "Vader Phone" Generally I find that swooning over electronics to be cringey... but for this I make an exception. I find the iPhone 5, especially in black, to be a supremely GORGEOUS device. And you're right. Easy to hold. Felt perfect in the hand... the screen was just "bigger" enough from the 3.5" iPhone 4/4S to not feel cramped. The black/grey of the 5S always looked geeky and unfinished compared to the perfect shimmer of the "Vader Phone" That design was dialed in. Ya know, I think I may pick up an old one just to have as an "iPod" -- good idea. Cheers

[@Chevy-jordan]

Only just moved from the iPhone X last month. 😂

[@evanwatling3897]

What caused the switch?

[@NabilDaDon]

@@evanwatling3897 battery life and overheating when just scrolling instagram, to be honest

[@Mist_SZN]

@@evanwatling3897it’s an old device it was bound to happen

[@fatty_andy]

i got the droid razr in 2012 and it was the thinnest smart phone for a long time and had face recognition

[@AlienWithInternetConnection]

My iphone Xs Max still rocks today LMAO.

[@iZ3C0LD7]

Same goes to my X after a battery replacement last December

[@yensteel]

Many other manufactuers jumped on the notch trend. Teardrop notches were a great relief over the wide ones, and the punch hole camera became the most comfortable method, apart from the pop up camera of the OP7 pro and the in-display camera of some mix phones. Nobody has tried it, but electrochromic glass really should be looked into. Its a glass that turns frosted when charged, and transparent when released (Its usually the opposite). It can blend the light of surrounding pixels or shrink the punch hole. Or, a seperate screen that slides over the camera.

[@AnHebrewChild]

Ok... I'm about to go down a rabbit hole. Just ran a search on "Electrochromic glass" Thank you.

[@Charlesb88]

I always found the "controversy" over the iPhone X"s $1000 starting price to be a bit overblown. Sure, their new top tier phone was now more costly then previous top tier model but it wasn't like they stopped selling all under $500 "budget" iPhone models. You could buy the SE for $350, 6S for $450, and the 7 for $550. (as seen in the graphic at 7:10 in the video). Yes, these two models were older generations but they ran the latest iOS version at the time and had good cameras and screens and such, even if they didn't have all the latest features the iPhone X was delivering they weren't bad phones for a person on more of a budget. Also, lets not forget that the iPhone X's features would come to the budget models in time as the 6S and 7 once were Apple's flagship phone when they were first released (2016 & 2017 respectively).

[@shyrory]

People wanted the best for unreasonable prices

[@MashaT22]

I loved my iPhone XS Max . . . until it literally blew its brains around half a year before the 14 lineup launched. Trust me, I got my money’s worth on that device - I drove that device HARD every day. Major power user, as it was my only device. Did even have a working laptop. I was very sorry to see the phone’s brains fail without warning, which got the device stuck in a boot loop that I couldn’t fix with the typical fixes. I sent it to Apple for repair, and they said it was totally toast. I put up with an extra Android someone loaned me until I could get a 14 Pro Max once they were released. I never used an Android as a full time device. Worst time of my life, lol. Been using iPhones dating back to the iPhone 2, lol. Before that, it was a Windows smartphone, and a variety of Nokias and flip phones before that dating back to ‘99.

[@Testimony201]

Wow a video longer than 2mins nice

[@MiniMii550]

My all time favorite smartphone was the iPhone X, it was my first ever iPhone I’ve gotten on launch day and that phone genuinely felt every bit worth $1000 back in 2017 and everything about it just felt incredibly polished and excellent. I’ve owned all the pro series models since but the X was by far the most impactful one. I’d love to have another experience like that with an iPhone again but I don’t see that happening again for a very long time

[@Miggyplayz14]

Awesome vid keep up the good work!! 😊

[@awethebird]

literally all his videos, except this time he has a good video and he hasn't run out of ideas

[@zakem]

I appreciate this new but also old format! Keep it up!

[@wickedrtm]

Ahem.. Didn't Samsung s6 line-up already have wireless charging capabilities since 2015? I don't see how the iPhone X was "revolutionary" in that field

[@jaru75]

Am still using XSmax and amazing phone

[@PhannyObsession]

Still happy with my XS. Don’t like the look of the cameras on the newer ones. But, I suppose I’ll be forced to upgrade next year when they stop support for it 😢

[@Kiror0_]

You're gonna feel a little sad when you upgrade to the newer phones because the iPhone XS and XS Max are the last iPhones with the 3D Touch feature. You don't really notice it when you normally use the XS but long pressing on icons and apps are slower on the newer iPhones and I always notice the slight delay when you do that and it makes me want to hold on to my XS Max as well before they stop supporting it. I want to keep mine at least until 2026, time just flies quickly, dude...

[@joerobinnettebiden4723]

@@Kiror0_3D is so underrated

The first iPhone that I ever had! Loved everything about it!

[@187producedit]

1:46 been watching marques so long i can recognize that hand anywhere lol

[@mildlydispleased3221]

The actual video starts at 4:30

[@amyanolaw]

Solid info all the way thru imo

[@SentinelEx]

Been using my Xs Max since 2020.(512GB Space Grey Variant) I had a D-Brand skin on the back since then. I recently took the skin off finally and man it feels premium still. Feels like a new phone again. Tbh not sure when I’ll upgrade. Everything works just fine.

[@Eric-qi9us]

It is true that the iPhone X set the standard for iPhone design, but for smartphones in general? No. The Galaxy S8 was the standard of modern smartphone design.

[@Takuma_1]

Not really because the iphone released AFTER the s8, and the s8 wasnt anything special as it was just following a trend that was followed by many other androids at the time and even the display itself wasnt anything special as it actually had some extremely unsettling notches, also not many modern smartphones still follow the middle placed camera and notches as it really wasnt a good thing

[@tobymacdonald5893]

Bro has clearly not been paying attention

[@Flognaw69]

I still use my XS till this day but I’m thinking of getting a iPhone 16 pro, I love the round glossy edges on the iPhones 10 and 11 models, I don’t really like the sharp flat new edges.

[@piotrgaminghd]

no views in 30 seconds he fell off

[@daniyalkhizar]

He really didn’t

[@Trillenio]

14 views in 2 years he fell off

[@piotrgaminghd]

@@daniyalkhizar im joking bro

[@pythx]

you're not funny 🙄

[@piotrgaminghd]

@@pythx 😓

[@chrisk5905]

iPhone 8 & 8 Plus were the first to have wireless charging. They were announced at the same event but 8 launched 2 months earlier.

[@BrokenBones1982]

Wireless charging was on the iPhone 8 first, not the iPhone X.

[@SaulidSnake]

They were released at the same time

[@Testimony201]

Both were released on the same day😹

[@BrokenBones1982]

@@SaulidSnake iPhone 8 was released on September 22nd, 2017. The iPhone X was released on November 3rd, 2017.

[@PJspitzer]

Ehhhh that’s a technicality, iPhone 8 and X were announced at the same time

[@slapshotjack9806]

Just a reminder that the iPhone is almost 20 years old now

[@PerfectImperfction]

I still have it in 2024. Stop looking at me like that 😢

[@razisharbini7569]

Still on the XR now, gotta say i love the look and feel of the X better than the latest models. Love this phone 🤍 but upgrading soon for a better camera.

[@itsaidenplays]

BIGGEST LEAP ❎️ BIGGEST SCAM ✅️

[@ZacharyRodriguezVlogs]

I still have my iPhone 10, and still use it with almost no issues. The only issue I have is that it needs a new case.

[@NevermindMe77]

the huge price bump really is the biggest controversy for this phone, now everyone is used to it🤷‍♂ and iphone 17 "slim" looks to bumping up the price again...

[@wes786]

Still using the XS max, waiting for 16 to launch and use it for the next 6 years.

[@CapeRides]

I was working for samsung IT dept at the time and was amazed by it. And that outrageous price. Saw someone dressed like plain as a library buy the 256gb and was so excited, said he worked hard for it. Shook his hand, told him to enjoy

[@CityAnimate]

This reminds me of his old videos. A better time.

[@R4veZer0]

Crazy that after all these years, Apple is still leading smartphone design with Dynamic Island. Makes me wonder how long before we see that on all flagship Android devices

[@harrazmasri2805]

man, high end phone used to priced at 999usd, it's insane how crazy overpriced are high end phones now

[@ricky2.137]

I remember pre-ordering that phone

[@seanrife4168]

I still use a first gen SE and just put a brand new battery in it last week.. still works great!