The iPhone 7, a month later: user experience [video]

The iPhone 7 is the best iPhone to date. Point by point, It is completing specifications that make it the most complete terminal that Apple has ever marketed, resulting in an incredible product in the hands of the user. But you don't have to spend a month with him to say this. Although perhaps it is necessary to really realize what this implies.

For many, this is a "transitional iPhone", a turning point between everything we've seen so far and what Apple will begin to build starting next year. I have to say that I am one of those who think this way. The fact that this terminal does not vary almost in design with respect to those presented in the past two years is a sample of the balance that Apple wants to show with this in every way, providing it with practically everything that can be expected from a smartphone at this level.

Same, but better

The new iPhone has nothing "groundbreaking" that marks a tremendous leap of a generation, it just does what it did before, but much better. An example of this is the camera, which will now allow us to capture even more impressive images even in low light conditions. Personally, I use the iPhone camera a lot. As a photography fan, to be able to have a camera of these characteristics that fits in my pants pocket and also being integrated into a phone is one of the things that makes the iPhone camera enough to photograph and record everything around me on a day-to-day basis, even when traveling.

3D Touch is another one of those things that you don't get an idea of ​​how cool it can be until you have it. And then you can't stop using it. What it brings to the system is something that I would greatly miss if I had to switch to another device right now. Stereo speakers, water resistance, and the new Home button are other examples of how to add functionality without compromising what's already there. Until now.

The iPhone 7 may be a transitional iPhone, but it is, hands down, the best transitional iPhone we could have.