Apple iPhone 15 available at Rs 65,999: 4 reasons to buy, 1 to avoid

Apple iPhone 15 available at Rs 65,999: 4 reasons to buy, 1 to avoid

Apple’s iPhone 15 has been around for months and with it comes the age-old question: should you buy it, or upgrade from an older phone? Well, the iPhone 15 initially launched for Rs 79,900, but, right now, if you decide to get one for yourself from Flipkart, you can grab it for Rs 65,999. Of course, making an informed decision before making a purchase is crucial, and so, here are four reasons to buy the iPhone 15 and one reason why you should skip it.

iPhone 15: 4 reasons to buy

— Cutting-edge performance: iPhones are renowned for their powerful processors, and the iPhone 15 is no exception. Powered by the A16 Bionic chipset, the iPhone 15 is a speed champ. Be it smooth multitasking, instant app load times, or even playing the most demanding games available on a mobile platform, the iPhone 15 can handle it all with ease. Not to mention, iPhones are known for impeccable video recording. So, whether you are a creator or simply a mobile gamer who wants to push your phone to the max, the iPhone 15’s processing power is sure to impress.Â

— A camera fit for a pro: iPhones are renowned to be one of the best camera phones available on the market, and the iPhone 15 continues the trend. And, what really makes the iPhone 15’s camera special is the presence of the same high-resolution 48MP primary rear camera that was available on the iPhone 14 Pro. This results in photos and videos coming out with stunning details, quite accurate colours and superb dynamic range. In fact, we just mentioned how good video recording is on the iPhone 15, so be it 60fps videos, slow-motion videos or cinematic mode videos, everything looks great. At this point, it would be an understatement to say that the iPhone is indeed the undisputed king when it comes to video recording on smartphones.Â

— A display designed to dazzle: Let’s address the elephant in the room. For a phone that costs over Rs 60,000, the iPhone 15 should’ve had a higher refresh rate screen. Having said that, for most folks out there, especially, the target audience — what really matters beyond a 60Hz or a 120Hz refresh rate is a high-quality display and the iPhone 15 easily delivers on that front. This phone has one of the brightest and one of the most colour-accurate displays out there. Of course, a higher refresh rate would’ve resulted in smoother visuals and animations. But, truth be told, iOS paired with 60Hz and all the optimisations under the hood, still feels quite smooth in day-to-day operations. So much so, that if you haven’t ever used a phone with a 120Hz display, you will barely be able to make out what the 60Hz debate is all about.Â

— The Apple ecosystem advantage: The final reason for buying the iPhone 15 has to be the ecosystem and the seamless integration of Apple devices with one another. So, suppose you already own other Apple devices like a MacBook or iPad, in that case, the iPhone 15 will seamlessly integrate with them, offering features like Handoff, Universal Clipboard, and AirDrop that make switching between devices effortless. Additionally, iMessage, FaceTime, and iCloud provide a level of connectivity and data syncing that’s unmatched by other Android competitors. So, for those who are already invested in the Apple ecosystem, the iPhone 15 becomes the natural and most convenient choice.

iPhone 15: 1 reason to avoid

— The iPhone 16 is coming: For all the aforementioned reasons, the iPhone 15 is a great phone but, let’s face it, as of right now, it is about seven months old. And for those who have been living under a rock, let us remind you that September is just five months away. This means the next-generation iPhone 16 is right around the horizon. So, naturally, if you just need a new iPhone and you don’t care much about the upcoming advancements, go for the iPhone 15, it will be a solid purchase. However, with rumours pointing to upgrades such as an improved camera, faster processor, better screen and a new design, it might be wise to wait for the iPhone 16.