MacRumors asks readers for early iPhone 18 Pro impressions
MacRumors is asking readers to share their experiences with the iPhone 18 Pro models a little over a week after launch. Forum discussions cover the variable-aperture camera, battery life, the Pro Max’s weight, and heat, speaker and Face ID issues.
MacRumors is asking readers to share first impressions of the iPhone 18 Pro models a little over a week after their launch.
Forum users are discussing whether upgrading from older iPhones or from the iPhone 17 Pro was worthwhile, along with the new devices’ strengths and problems.
Camera and battery discussions
Dedicated threads include photos taken with the iPhone 18 Pro and Pro Max, including real-world examples from the variable-aperture lens. Readers are also posting early battery-life data.
Another discussion focuses on how heavy the iPhone 18 Pro Max feels in the hand. Owners who switched from the iPhone 17 Pro Max are sharing their reasons for upgrading.
Reports of device problems
Some users have reported heat issues, speaker bugs and Face ID problems. Apple released iOS 27.0.1 with a Face ID fix, and MacRumors is asking readers whether the update resolved the issue.
The forum also includes discussion of the foldable iPhone Duo, including possible drawbacks and where to order it for the best chance of receiving one at launch.
What we know
- MacRumors is collecting user feedback on the iPhone 18 Pro after launch.
- Readers are sharing variable-aperture photos and early battery-life data.
- Users have reported heat issues, speaker bugs and Face ID problems.
- iOS 27.0.1 includes a Face ID fix.
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