The iPhone 15 represents the highly anticipated upgrade we've all been longing for since the debut of the iPhone 12. Nevertheless, it seems Apple has made some cheap decisions that continue to hold back the full potential of this iconic series. Here is our comprehensive review of the iPhone 15.

It's OK not to love your phone.

The iPhone 15 brings some significant upgrades over last year’s iPhone 14, and surprisingly, it performs better than the iPhone 14 Pro in certain cases. Think of it like a renewed iPhone 14 Pro, with a significantly lower price tag

With the iPhone 15, Apple offers enough to make this year’s device a worthwhile upgrade. While iOS 17 can definitely breathe new life into old phone, even those who just picked up an iPhone 14 last year might want to consider trading it in.

Apple’s standard iPhone gets a lot of nice upgrades this year, but it’s not anything we haven’t seen before.

Yes, if you don’t care for the iPhone 15 Pro’s features and don't mind the 60Hz refresh rate. With the gap between the two iPhone lines shrinking, the regular iPhone 15 is now my default recommendation for most people.

“The iPhone 15 is one of the most significant iPhone upgrades ever. The Dynamic Island, USB-C, a 48MP camera, and more make it delightful to use.”

The iPhone 15 has been my companion for the past few days. And Apple has been able to impress with just a few upgrades. Here’s why.

While the iPhone 15 might not have the advanced features of the pro model, it’s an impressive phone that feels great in the hand. Not only is it powerful, thanks to the A16 Bionic chip but the new 48MP camera means it takes incredible photos too.

There are upgrades across the board for the iPhone 15 – even if we’ve seen them on other iPhone models before. The camera benefits from a higher-resolution main sensor, the Dynamic Island is an obvious improvement over the notch and there’s even been a slight price cut in the UK.