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Built to be water resistant.
With its entire enclosure re‑engineered, iPhone 7 is the very first water‑resistant iPhone. So now you’re protected like never before against spills, splashes and even dust.
An all-new Home button.
The Home button on iPhone 7 is an advanced solid-state button designed to be durable, responsive and pressure sensitive. Working in tandem with the new Taptic Engine, it gives you precise tactile feedback as you press. And it’s even customisable. Welcome home.
Touch ID
Using a highly advanced fingerprint sensor that’s as fast as ever, Touch ID makes unlocking your iPhone easy and secure.
iPhone 7 Camera
An entirely new camera enters the picture.
12MP camera
Optical image stabilisation
7MP FaceTime HD camera
Quad-LED True Tone flash
iPhone is the most popular camera in the world. Now we’ve re‑engineered that beloved camera, adding optical image stabilisation, an ƒ/1.8 aperture and a six‑element lens to make it even better for shooting photos and videos in low light. And with advanced new features like wide colour capture, your photos and Live Photos will look even more vibrant.
Optical image stabilisation
iPhone 7 comes with optical image stabilisation to reduce blur associated with motion and hand‑shake. A sensor helps the lens counteract even the tiniest movement, allowing for up to three times longer exposure compared to iPhone 6s.
ƒ/1.8 aperture
A larger aperture allows up to 50 per cent more light onto the camera sensor than iPhone 6s, further enhancing the camera’s ability to take superb low-light photos. Teamed with the new six‑element lens, the camera will deliver brighter, more detailed shots.
Quad-LED True Tone flash
Four smart LEDs flash 50 per cent brighter than iPhone 6s. The flash adjusts according to the colour temperature of the environment, resulting in sharper, more brightly lit photos.
Each photo is the original taken with iPhone 7 and iPhone 7 Plus — without filters, adjustments or retouching. Imagine what you can do with the powerful editing tools built into your iPhone.
Now your movies are just like the movies.
Videos shot in darker settings with iPhone 7 will look remarkably better, enhanced by optical image stabilisation and the all-new ƒ/1.8 aperture. And the 12‑megapixel camera captures high-resolution video up to 4K. So you can shoot epic movies of epic moments, even if they’re happening in low light.
Optical image stabilisation
With a longer exposure, optical image stabilisation reduces motion blur in your footage. An ƒ/1.8 aperture helps you film even better low-light videos too.
4K video
iPhone 7 lets you shoot in 4K resolution — with over 8 million pixels. And you can edit your video in iMovie, then share it instantly.
Slow-motion video
Make your favourite moments last even longer. iPhone 7 offers slow‑motion support in 1080p and 720p HD.
Time‑lapse video
Capture footage at dynamically selected intervals to create a time‑lapse video that’s quick and easy to share.
New 7-megapixel front-facing camera. Love your selfie.
The FaceTime HD camera is not only higher resolution, but it also uses wide colour capture. So now you can take sharper and more vibrant selfies. Worried about lighting? The Retina Flash matches the ambient light for a shot with natural-looking skin tones.


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A great act is tough to follow and sometimes delivering two great devices in a row requires that you take a completely different approach with the successor. Now on its third "flagship killer" (with the OnePlus X taking a different path), OnePlus has taken on the tough task to mature from a business standpoint, while still retaining that ambitious "never settle" attitude that brought it where it is today.
Only time will tell if that works out, but it's beyond the point of this review anyway. What we are determined to find out here is whether the OnePlus 3 is worth your hard-earned cash.
On paper, the formula is right - match the specs of rivals and undercut their pricing. However, it is the approach towards the latter that has really changed this time around. Instead of going for an absurdly low price and being unable to sort out production, mandating stuff like the dreaded invite system, OnePlus has gone to reasonable levels this time and dropped the sales tricks.
Overall, the OnePlus 3 is best described as driven by pragmatic choices. There is nothing really unusual, bold or even remotely eccentric from a design standpoint - just a really elegant and thin metal unibody with very few things that may raise questions. The same goes for the specs. They have always been more than robust in OnePlus devices, but typically hand-picked and arranged for optimal performance, rather than just there for the sake of pure numbers.
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Key features

  • 5.5" Optic AMOLED display of 1080p resolution; 401ppi; Corning Gorilla Glass 4; Metal back
  • 64GB model with Snapdragon 820 chipset (2x Kryo at 2.15GHz and 2x Kryo at 1.6GHz cores); Adreno 530 GPU
  • 16MP f/2.0 main camera with OIS and phase detection autofocus, single LED flash; 2160p video at 30fps;
  • 8MP f/2.0 front-facing camera, 1080p video recording at 30fps
  • 4G LTE; Dual-SIM support; Wi-Fi a/b/g/n/ac; Bluetooth 4.2; NFC; GPS, GLONASS and BDS; Fingerprint reader; USB Type-C connector
  • Oxygen OS, based on Android 6.0.1 Marshmallow
  • 3,000mAh non-removable battery
  • Fast battery charging: 60% in 30 min (Dash Charge)
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