OK, some iPhone purchase buyer's remorse here

[theking]

...No different than many other merchandises and consumer goods such as cars, jewelry, etc., some folks can have remorse when buying a cell phone too. Best way to go about it IMO is to buy it from reputable vendors as they offer a period where the customers can return the phone if he/she is not satisfy with it:

I've had the new iPhone 14 for 2 weeks. I should've listened to Steve Jobs' daughter because I now regret buying it.

I bought the new iPhone 14 Pro Max the day after it went on sale in Apple stores.

I got $640 back by trading in my iPhone 13 Pro Max, but I still had to pay another $780.

I was excited about the "Dynamic Island" feature, but I should have listened to Eve Jobs.

For the past decade or so, I've been one of Apple's best customers. I've bought every new iPhone since I made the switch from a BlackBerry to the iPhone 4S.

This year has been no exception. I bought an iPhone 14 Pro Max, 256 GB, in Silver, the day after it was released on September 17. I got $640 back by trading in my iPhone 13 Pro Max, but I still had to pay $780.

After a couple of weeks of playing with my new toy, I can confidently say there are no big surprises to be found, apart from the "Dynamic Island". That's Apple's fancy name for the dead space between the selfie camera and Face ID sensor now used for "consolidating your notifications, alerts, and activities into one interactive place".

My colleague Antonio Villas-Boas can tell you all about the technical aspects of Apple's latest products, so I will concentrate on what it's been like to use.

Steve Jobs' daughter was right
Ultimately, Eve Jobs, the daughter of Apple cofounder Steve Jobs, was right when she posted a meme on Instagram that joked the iPhone 14 is eerily similar to the previous model.

It reads: "Me upgrading from iPhone 13 to iPhone 14 after Apple's announcement today," while showing a man holding up a shirt identical to the one he's wearing.