Upgrading to a New iPhone

After much deliberation, I finally decided to upgrade my iPhone.

Dealing with a faulty battery was one thing, but the inability to charge my phone was a far greater inconvenience. I often found myself wrestling with the charger for five minutes just to get it to connect, and even then, it would abruptly stop charging with the slightest movement.

On a positive note, my new device didn’t cost me any extra, and my monthly payments are even a bit lower. I’m not quite sure how that works, but I’m certainly not complaining! Plus, I’ve got a Dallas Cowboys case to showcase my unwavering support for a struggling team. It’s been quite a while since they last claimed a championship—since I was seven, to be exact!

Interestingly, I can hardly distinguish between the iPhone 15 and my previous iPhone 11. The new model might be marginally larger, but aesthetically, they seem quite similar. My primary concern is ensuring that the battery lasts throughout the day and that I can charge it without issue, rather than hoping for a miracle every time I plug it in.

All my photos and apps transferred seamlessly to the new phone, which was a relief. I've dedicated a considerable amount of time to Clash of Clans, and I certainly didn’t want to lose my progress!

If you're after a detailed review of the latest iPhone, this isn't the article for you. My main priorities are simple: I need a phone that can text, make calls, and browse the web. Longevity is also a concern, but with Apple, you can never be too sure.

Thank you for taking the time to read my thoughts! If you’re interested in more about my previous iPhone troubles, feel free to check out my earlier article.

Chapter 1: My iPhone Woes

Chapter 2: Making the Right Choice