Apple - iPhone 7 Plus 128GB - Black (AT&T)

I will start by stating that I usually don't take the time to write reviews for products, but after using this phone since launch day, I felt compelled to let everyone know my thoughts. I've used basically every "big" phone (pun intended) on the market, including the likes of the Galaxy Note 7, the S7 Edge, LG G5, etc. Though on paper the majority of these phones have slightly better specs than the new iPhones, they don't hold a candle in comparison. For example, my experience on Samsung phones as of late has been terrible, with poor software optimization to the point that the phone just crawls in performance doing pretty much any task. My experience with LG and Motorola's phones were significantly better, probably due to the better software optimization of Android, but nothing gets close to the buttery smooth performance of the new iPhone. Let's run down some of the key features of the iPhone 7 Plus specifically, with my thoughts on each one: Display: The display on this phone is incredible. Regardless of the fact that it still has a 1080p display, it has the best color reproduction of any major phone out right now. Not only that, but the screen incorporates the same color optimizing technology included on the new iPad Pro 9.7", which is to say that the color adjusts to your surroundings and lighting conditions. Speakers: The inclusion of stereo speakers on the new iPhones is really great, especially for conference calls. Watching videos is a much more enjoyable experience, though these speakers aren't going to replace your top of the line bluetooth speakers when playing your favorite music. Camera: The camera on the 7 Plus is really something else. It uses a dual camera system for better zooming, which is a nice feature. The camera is also the best in low light situations that I've ever seen out of a phone, which is probably due to both the optics and the quad-LED flash. Photos are crisp and true to color during favorable lighting conditions. Home Button: Well, here's the thing...it doesn't have one. Really, though, Apple did place it's Touch ID sensor that LOOKS like a home button in the same place they always have, it just doesn't move anymore. Instead, it uses Apple's Force Touch technology to give haptic feedback when you press it, which feels really nice. It takes about a day to get used to, but going back to physical home buttons after this feels very...clumsy. Performance: This phone flies. Seriously, it's faster than some of the Macbooks from recent years as far as raw processing power goes, with Apple's A10 chip balancing both performance and battery saving into one monster combination. Battery Life: The iPhone 6S Plus had really fantastic battery life, and the 7 is no different. In fact, it's even better this year. In day to day use, I've only had to charge this thing twice in 4 days. That's pretty incredible, and comes in handy when you don't have a charger near you. That about wraps its up....Wait! Yeah, you know that missing headphone jack that everyone is upset about? It's not really a big deal. Probably the biggest downside is that you can't listen to music and charge your phone at the same time unless you're using bluetooth headphones, but Apple includes a headphone adapter in the box along with the phone, so the transition is pretty easy. Buy this phone, you won't regret it!

My name is Leslie Flores. I am a 16 year old female who has had the iPhone 7 Plus for 5 months. I have been an iPhone user for a year and a half now. I am writing this review on this particular product for people who are indecisive about whether to get the iPhone 7 Plus in the color Rose Gold. I’ve definitely had an issue with the lightning jack, but I am here to explain why it’s not that bad of a phone even though people have a problem with the lightning jack. There is a way to solve this problem while still enjoying the great features of the phone. You can buy an adaptor (Belkin Lightning Audio + Charge RockStar) in order to charge and listen to music at the same time, but that just means that you would have to spend an additional $40. I will say that besides having to buy an adaptor the phone has great storage space and apps. The quality and features are good. First, you can download as many apps as you would like without having to erase your favorite previous apps and same goes with pictures. Second, the phone has a great security system. The phone requires the owner to place their fingerprint on the home button in order to unlock the phone. This is a great feature that iPhone decided to keep throughout the years which I like. Because nobody can try to access my phone using a password that they might know. Or nobody can access it if I leave my phone somewhere by accident. Lastly, the phone doesn’t freeze or slow down while using it. It also has great battery life. I can have my phone charged up to 100% and it will last all day up until 8:00 pm at night. Being a student I use my phone almost all day, while I listen to music, send emails, take pictures, do homework, etc. and I have no issues with the battery running low. To conclude, not every product that you buy online or in a store will be amazing without having a issue. You might have a problem with it being bad quality. It might stop working. It might be slow, etc. So yes, the iPhone 7 Plus has one letdown but that doesn’t mean that the phone is horrible. Don’t let one issue stand in the way of buying a great phone.

The iPhone 7 Plus is an outstanding product with many new features and upgrades from the previous iPhone models. The iPhone 7 plus is great for anyone looking for a larger screen and extended battery life. This phone is also perfect for people who enjoy taking pictures, as the 12-megapixel telephoto camera allows for crystal clear photos. The iPhone 7 Plus has many new features, such as: - Stereo speakers - 5.5-inch display - Apple’s IOS 11 operating system - Water resistance - Extended battery life - Improved touch ID I have given the product a 5-star rating because while the price tag for this phone is relatively high, the features that accompany the price certainly make it worth it. The speakers are incredibly high quality, the phone is one of the fastest on the market, and the display is top of the line. The battery life on this phone is very long lasting, as the phone can go all day on a single charge while running dozens of applications. The phone also has improved touch ID, making it faster and easier for you to unlock your phone than on previous models. The main difference in the Plus model is the larger screen size. The 5.5-inch screen offers more space for viewing videos, and the display is very high quality to provide the optimum viewing experience. Apple has also created a new standard for storage space, so users have a choice of either 32 gigabytes of capacity or 128. The added space allows you to store more photos, music, contacts, applications and more. The 7 Plus is incredibly easy to use, making it a product accessible to all age groups. The operating system is easy to learn to use, even if you are switching from an Android or another type of phone. The phone can be modified to fit your personal style, while still looking like an apple product. Overall, I think that the iPhone 7 Plus is an investment worth making. What’s in the box? When you purchase an iPhone 7 plus, you receive a new power adapter and lightning cable. Purchase of the phone also includes new headphones, which are compatible with the lightning connector, as well as a lightning to headphone jack adapter.

If anyone is interested to know how the 7 performs compared to the 6 and 6s Camera is a little better and you notice it for sure. It is a lot better in low lights conditions. SPEED, I was using a 6s and I notice a much snappier Safari and iMessage screens. Part of it may be IOS 10 but pages pop really fast. It is way way faster than the original 6. Black looks awesome!!! But is is so slick. There are no lines and it looks like a solid 1 piece product. I saw the Glossy Jet Black and it is a work of art but it show fine scratches. So most people will use a case which hides the back anyway so maybe color is not that important. Mainly if you want a white front or black. I love the new home button, took about 5 minutes to get use to and I don't miss the old home button at all. Any case with a large camera cutout like the CM4 wallet case works with the 7. But most likely all other will not. Some of mine I can cut out around the old camera hole and use it until new cases come out. But I promise you this phone is slippery when dry!! Overall I love it! Fastest device that I have ever used. I can out type the 6s sometimes on reviews but thiamine keep up no problem. 128g is perfect in size for most everyone. Hardcore photo and video people may want the 256g. No headphone jack, doesn't bother me at all. The adapter sounds fine with my expensive headphones. It's not really that large either. The lightning headphones sound really good to me. I tested the same song with the same headphone using a 6s and the 7 with the adapter and I cannot tell the difference. In some ways the 7 with the adpater sounded cleaner and had a little less aliasing hiss from the analog to digital conversion process. So beside have a little while cable sticking out I think the 7 audio is fine. IPhone 4,5, 5s, SE and 6 users will feel a huge speed increase. The 6s is not far off speed wise but it is noticeable to me. No matter how you split up the payment or go with a upgrade contract price, you'll pay full price for any of the phones. It is all just creative math by the vendors. I bought mine outright and got point on my credit card, enough to reduce my price by $25.00. I also heard the Black and Jet Blacks maybe high in demand.

I've been a longtime iPhone user since it's introduction in 2007. I graduated from the iPhone 6 plus to the 7 plus. Let me say that having this phone be water resistant is AMAZING! I've actually had this phone in the pool for short periods of time. I also don't worry when I am in the rain, taking pictures with it. The haptic feedback is comforting in a weird way and I wonder how we managed without it this far. I know there was controversy with the removal of the headphone jack. I will admit, I wasn't a fan of that either since I have expensive headsets myself. However, the small adapter for the lighting jack that comes with the phone works fine and it seems that it'll last a while. I have yet to open my Ear Pods that came with the phone so I can't justly comment on those. Most of the changes with this phone come with the operating system. Sure, most changes can be seen on the iPhone 6s when you update the iOS but there are other changes that can only be seen with the iPhone 7. The battery lasts for a very long time to which where my worry of not being able to charge while using headphones hasn't been an issue. This iPhone doesn't reinvent the wheel with its subtle changes but like an old friend, it's dependable and familiar when you need it to be.

I have been a Samsung galaxy user since I first purchased the galaxy s. I recently converted to the gloss black iPhone 7 plus after a lot of deliberation and I doubt I'll look back. Part of the reason for the conversion was because I was tired of waiting for the new galaxy phone and my s5 was failing me. The iPhone syncs perfectly with my MacBook allowing seamless transition between my products. I also have not had the battery die since I've owned the phone (I think the lowest I've seen is 30% battery life after a long day of use). The camera works well and I can have many applications up at once without any lag or slow down. I also love the apple keychain that stores all my passwords in the cloud for easy use on apple devices! I do own the Samsung gear S smart watch for those of you with android devices and I'm still able to use them together, although with slightly less functionality. I can no longer respond to messages on my watch, but i found the process difficult and did not frequently use this feature in the past anyway. Also, I noticed the gear watch automatically deleted some of the apps that it came with after the conversion, but I also was not using those features. The biggest obstacle that I've noticed is that I don't believe I can control my Apple Music from my watch anymore while at the gym, but this shouldn't be a problem for people with controls on your headphones. I am still able to track workouts and answer/cancel calls from my watch in addition to getting all my notifications. I may buy an Apple Watch in the future, but not because my gear s isn't satisfactory. If you've ever considered switching, I'd at least give it a try.

Love this phone. I take a lot of photos as a hobby and this camera on the phone takes better photos than my Nikon Digital camera does. Clear, amazing pictures. The stereo sound is so much better over the previous phones, could still use speakers at both ends of the phone to really push out great surround sound, but other than that it's great. I would have waited for the new one to come out, but after having this in my hands and using it, I am glad I picked the 7 up. The best buy associate that handled my transaction was very informative as well as extremely helpful in helping me with choosing the right phone. Always ask questions and then re-ask them later in conversation to see if you are getting the same info. I do this, and he was spot on with the same answers every time. Don't wait for the 8, grab yourself a 7 and enjoy the awesome features. **The photos attached are not of the actual product, but of the product produced by the phone.

This is a great phone. The amount of storage was a huge upgrade over my previous iPhone 6, and the screen is incredible. It is a lot to handle the size of the phone, especially when carrying it around, but when in use the screen is totally worth it. Even the screen on my wife's Galaxy S7 seems limited now. My big problem (and the reason I only gave it 4 stars) is the lack of a headphone port. I wish Apple would have stuck with a headphone port. I get that they are trying to go wireless, but Bluetooth is a pain. I have multiple pairs of wired headphones, so I have to either always keep the stupid dongle with me or buy more dongles. I don't care for wireless headphones as I don't want to keep another thing charged and the sound gets compressed for Bluetooth. It also makes using the phone with cars a much bigger hassle, especially when it's not my car and the car doesn't have Bluetooth. Apart from the headphone jack, the camera on the phone is great. I love the zoom feature and the videos are spectacular. Touch ID also works 100% better than my iPhone 6. On my 6 Touch ID would work maybe 60% of the time and was slow, with this phone I just pick up the phone and it's unlocked before I know it. Overall, I'm very pleased.