I previously had iPhone 6S and am pretty happy with the new iPhone. I am listing the pros and cons I found for others to consider before purchase: Pros: 1) Camera quality - much more sharp, better quality and specially low light photography has improved. Also OIS (welcome feature for us coming from 6S) which was included from 7 - helps take better video and zoom photos 2) Internal Phone Speaker sound quality much improved over 6S 3) Processing speed - noticeably fast compared to 6S in day to day activities and for games its better than iPhone 7 4) Better AR support with new Bionic chip 5) New Gold color (some of you folks might not find it to your taste but I like it!!) 6) Waterproof and Dustproof (not supported in 6S) 7) Better Bluetooth (5.0 supported from 4.2 in 6S) which has better range and higher speed - Apple watch and bluetooth speakers works better 8) Capable of Wireless Charging (Qi Standard) and Fast charging (not present in 6S). No problem of simultaneously listening to songs and charging that iPhone 7 users complain due to removal of headphone jack 9) All other things you love about 6S are mostly intact like Touch ID My most important improvement - Improved Battery life due to better efficiency of processors - you get at least 2 hrs over 6S with similar usage Cons 1) Same design principle as 6S 2) No dual camera still - and no potrait mode support like Plus series 3) Screen size not improved having same Bezels like 6S - unlike newer Samsung Models or iPhone X 4) No fast charging cable or adapter - need to buy separately 5) Wireless charging speed - currently throttled to 5W which is slow- expected to be increased to 7.5W with next IOS update but still half of what some Android phone offers 6) Price - there is no point complaining because Apple charges premium for the experience and brand - so hate it if you want but you have no option but to wait for better deals at online (like I received at Flipkart) 7) All Glass makes it a bit more fragile compared to 6S and 7 Neutral: Headphone Jack - really not sure if I hate it or love it - frankly not making much of a difference for me due to improved battery life from 6S and the inclusion of lightning supported headphone jack with the box. Also if you want you can invest in Wireless headsets. True Tone - Not making much difference to me - you had the option to turn on 'night shift' anyways in 6S Wider color gamut support - improved color reproduction but nothing noticeable Between Apple and Android - I personally prefer ios due to transparency in keeping my data safe and not selling them to advertisers and as a principle not monitoring me without my consent. Also I have invested in iPad, Watch and Macbook and things work together seamlessly to provide an enriching experience - so if you own more products from Apple other than iPhone then do not think of switching - you will never get that wholistic experience with Google and Microsoft combined (though individually Google and Microsoft are pretty good in their own respective areas - Phones and PCs). For others take your pick - Apple or Google for Phones and Apple or Microsoft for PCs depending upon your preferences! As far as Flipkart goes for Delivery - simply fantastic work guys - love the professionalism shown in delivery compared to closest competitors. Few things which makes the delivery experience wonderful are listed below: 1) Delivery on time - tracking updates very precise with details - competitors sometimes miss timelines even if you are paid customers 2) Number shared of Wishmaster is reachable unlike some competitors where the phone numbers are either not shared or even if shared they are not reachable or goes unanswered 3) Great packaging - here not much of a difference

iPhone 8 Review?? DESIGN:• The iPhone 8's aluminium rear has been replaced with a glass finish - which feels impressively grippy in hand - its overall finish is the same as that which debuted three years ago. This means it does feel somewhat dated, especially when placed down next to Samsung's Galaxy S8, although those fond of Apple's go-to design unlikely will have any complaints. • ?This dated feel is largely down to the chunky bezels that surround the 4.7in screen, with Apple's rivals - and even Apple itself - making the move towards full-screen, bezel-free devices. This does mean that there's room for Apple's trusty Touch ID sensor underneath the display, though, which has so far worked flawlessly every time.• ?Like the iPhone 7, the iPhone 8 is waterproof too, thanks to the handset's IP67 certification which means, in theory, it should withstand being dunked into water up to 1 metre for 30 minutes. This has rung true for us so far, but we try and avoid getting the handset too wet given its exposed ports on the bottom. • ?The iPhone 8 is a tad heavier than last year's iPhone 7 at 148g, which we found made it feel more robust. It apparently is, according to Apple, which boasts that the glass on the phone's rear is the "most durable glass ever on an iPhone." We haven't managed to drop our iPhone 8 yet, but it feels like it could withstand a tumble or two.• ?Elsewhere on the handset you'll find the Lightning port on the bottom edge is flanked by a speaker and microphone, and there's nothing up top. There's no return for the 3.5mm audio jack, but Apple includes a Lightning to 3.5mm headphone jack adapter in the box.• ?There's also updated stereo speakers, which make the phone around 25 percent louder than the iPhone 7.?? DISPLAY:• The iPhone 8's display is largely identical to the iPhone 7. And the 6S, and, er, the iPhone 6. This means that the 4.7in screen, with its 1,334x750 resolution, does feel somewhat old-fashioned, not to mention small, compared to the likes of the Galaxy S8 and Pixel 2, again, added to by the bezels that surround it. Quality wise, while it pales against its rivals on paper, we've no complaints, and it continues to be among the sharpest and most vibrant on the market.• ?The only real change to the iPhone 8's screen is the addition of Apple's True-Tone technology that first debuted on the 9.7in iPad Pro. This True Tone alters the colour temperature of the display depending on the environment in which you're in, reducing the harsh blue tones typical of an LCD when you're in a dimly lit room.?? PERFORMANCE:• Apple's new A11 Bionic chip sits under the hood of the iPhone 8 and, as expected, it's incredibly fast.• ?Specs-wise, the six-core CPU comprises of two low-performance cores and four high-performance cores, with the regular cores being 25 per cent faster than the previous A10 chip, and the high-performance cores being up to 75 per cent faster than the A10 SoC, according to Apple It also comes paired with Apple's first homegrown GPU, which offers 30 per cent more performance than the A10.?? SOFTWARE:• The iPhone 8 ships with iOS 11, naturally, which brings with it improvements to Siri, reworked lock screen notifications, a new-look Control Centre and Apple's redesigned App Store.?? CAMERA:• On paper, the main camera on the iPhone 8 is no different to that found on the iPhone 7, with Apple retaining the same 12MP sensor with built-in f/1.8 aperture and optical image stabilisation (OIS).• ?The biggest changes come on the video side of things with 4K recording now available at 60fps and slo-mo video now 1080p at 240fps - both of which are double the iPhone 7 and the former is a first for any smartphone.• ?I tried it out in a variety of different lighting conditions, indoor and out, and were impressed with the camera's capabilities - in particular when low lighting is involved, something our iPhone 8 struggled to cope with. This is aided by the always-on HDR, which increases saturation while retaining more natural and realistic colours than images shot on the Note 8, for example. • ?The biggest changes are seen on the video side, with 4K recording now available at 60fps and slo-mo video now 1080p at 240fps - double what the iPhone 7 has on offer.• ?On the front of the phone you'll find a 7MP camera f/2.2 aperture, Retina Flash and 1080p video recording, and while this isn't as great in low-light as the rear-facing snapper, it's perfectly good enough for the occasional selfie and Snapchatting, or whatever it is you kids get up to. Unfortunately, however, you don't get Apple's new Portrait Mode on the iPhone 8, nor the new Portrait Lighting feature that the iPhone 8 Plus has.?? BATTERY LIFE:• According to Apple, the battery inside the iPhone 8 will last around two hours longer than the iPhone 7's, despite weighing in slightly smaller at 1,821mAh.This has proved accurate during my time with the iPhone 8 so far. It usually gets me to the end of the day - just, whereas I usually had to charge my iPhone 8 most evenings.• ?It's much less of a hassle to charge the iPhone 8 too, as it - along with the iPhone X - is Apple's first smartphone to support wireless charging. What's more, whereas Apple usually requires expensive propriety accessories, the iPhone 8 supports the Qi wireless charging standard, which means it'll work with most third-party charges on the market. ?? VERDICT:• In short the iPhone 8 is an excellent phone and there are some great new editions to get excited about, such as the inclusion of wireless charging for the first time and Apple's new A11 Bionic CPU, which is benchmarks are anything to go by, is the fastest mobile CPU on the market right now. • ?Beyond that, though, the iPhone 8 is an incremental update over last year's iPhone 7, and its large bezels and three-year-old design mean it does feel somewhat dated compared to the likes of the Galaxy S8 and Pixel XL 2, despite carrying a similarly-expensive price-tag. Thank You PEACE..( IF YOU FIND THIS REVIEW HELPFUL PLEASE HIT THE 'HELPFUL YES VOTE')

NOTE :@ This is available at many online and offline stores, so check the prices before purchasing.@ I am Not mentioning Technical Specs, this Review is Purely from Normal User's Point Of View.@ Battery Backup of this phone is one of the best among high ends smartphones ( check the stats below for details )I used this phone for couple of weeks and following are the observations,? Build quality is Top Notch. Back panel looks similar to S8.* This acts like Finger print magnet as well.? Water Resistant atlast with certification ( IP67 ).* Though previous versions were resistant to water, but this is Certified.? Processor is Beast.* Though is has lesser cores or is numerically inferior on paper, its indeed Fastest in the market.* Multitasking is piece of cake.? Cameras are Best in class.* Rear camera has awesome output specially simultaneous 4K video and 8MP image recording feature.* Slow motion videos are outstanding.* Front camera too is good.? Battery Performance -->==================# Charges from 0 to 100% in approx. 2 hrs with stock charger.# With Fast charger it clocks 0-50% in just 30 mins.Usage Mode ---> Battery Performance(Avg.)===========================================@ Mobile Data(3g/4g) Used Continously ---> 6-7 Hrs.@ Normal Calling Only + Standby ---> 25 Hrs.@ Normal Calling + Music Playback( Continuous ) ---> 9-12 Hrs.@ Internet Usage on WiFi Only( No Calling ) ---> 8-9 Hrs.@ Gaming ( Wifi) ---> 5-7 Hrs.@ Gaming ( without WiFi ) ---> 5-8 Hrs.@ Video Playback ---> 10-12 Hrs.CONS :----------? First and most important is its Huge Price tag.* Its a great phone, but certainly not worth the price.? Design is Fragile and prone to Damage, the movement it falls on ground.? No Dual sim yet.? NFC of the phone has Limited applications in practical world.VERDICT --->-------------?? Should you Upgrade it from iPhone 7 or 6s ? ?? Is it Worth Purchasing ? ??============================================================According to my usage I Do Not find appreciable reason to Invest this huge sum and Upgrade to it, just for slightly better performance.Indeed it is Symbolic piece of machine, but certainly not worth Upgrading to.If you want your first apple device and have ample to spare, then certainly go for it.If you want Luxurious smart phone with Definite Value for money, then Better go for Samsung S8.P.S. - I am huge Apple fan, having almost all iphones in possession, still I do not find this worth the tag.That's it, I hope this should clear your doubts, if not then drop them down in comment section & I will try to answer 'em.Thank You for reading this Review.