Awesome Phone and I think it is the best Phone in the world right now.

1; LOOK, 2; Camera, 3; BATTERY, 4; ALL

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There's a simple question this year: Are the iPhone 7's new features worth the headphone jack hassle? Especially right now, when there aren't many Lightning headphones available and Bluetooth devices are still divisive. I think they are - but mostly for the iPhone 7 Plus, not for the iPhone 7.

Dual cameras; Copious memory and storage; Water-resistant design; Faster on all performance measures, with better battery life, than last year's iPhones; iOS still leads on high-quality games and creative apps

Lacks a 3.5mm jack, and there aren't a lot of Lightning-compatible headphones yet; Not all models are compatible with all carriers

For the first time, we're recommending the big phone—in this case, the iPhone 7 Plus—as the iPhone to get this year. Apple's two new phones, the iPhone 7 and the iPhone 7 Plus, offer mostly stepwise improvements over last year's models. Older iPhone owners will likely most appreciate the significant improvement in battery life. There's a cost (other than the $769 and up you'll pay for the iPhone 7 Plus), as you're going to struggle for a few months with being an early adopter of the headphone jack-free lifestyle. But the iPhone 7 Plus offers enough benefits and improvements to make it worth your while. It's our new Editors' Choice. What's New This Year?The iPhone 7 Plus is exactly the size of last year's iPhone 6s Plus, at 6.23 by 3.07 by 0.29 inches (HWD), but a little bit lighter, at 6.63 ounces compared with 6.77. It may not fit into the same cases, however, because the dual rear cameras require a larger cutout. The phone is still kind of a surfboard, and doesn't fit into my p...

Absence of headphone jack aside, the 7 Plus is the best iPhone you can buy, with more memory than its smaller counterpart and dual cameras that peer toward Apple's future.

Dual cameras; Copious memory and storage; Water-resistant design; Faster on all performance measures, with better battery life, than last year's iPhones; iOS still leads on high-quality games and creative apps

Lacks a 3.5mm jack, and there aren't a lot of Lightning-compatible headphones yet; Not all models are compatible with all carriers

The iPhone 7 Plus is overall a great phone. It performs great and takes awesome pictures. Big bezels make for a phone that is relatively hard to hold for an average person.

Water resistant; amazing camera(s); awesome performance

Camera Bump; lack of headphone jack; big bezels

The iPhone 7 Plus is an excellent phone. It's Apple's best yet, but it is also Apple's most expensive yet, with a huge starting price. In some respects, the upgrades seem to justify this, but at the same time some features are arguably only catching up with what the competition has been offering for...

The iPhone 7 Plus is an excellent phone. It’s Apple’s best yet, but it is also Apple’s most expensive yet, with a huge starting price. In some respects, the upgrades seem to justify this, but at the same time some features are arguably only catching up with what the competition has been offering for a while now – water-resistance for one. Taken as a whole, the performance, battery life, camera quality and stereo speakers are all compelling reasons to upgrade. But our advice remains much the same as for the iPhone 7: if you already own the previous generation, there’s not enough here to justify ditching a 6S Plus, especially if you’re halfway through a two-year contract. Those just coming out of contract on the iPhone 6 or 6 Plus would do well to grab a 7 Plus.

Reviewers say that the Apple iPhone 7 Plus delivers the smoothest, most intuitive user experience of any smartphone. The iPhone 7 Plus ups the screen size to 5.5 inches, and adds important other pluses, such as a second rear camera with a true 2X optical zoom.

Fast and powerful; Terrific build quality and customer service; Dual rear cameras; one with a 2X optical zoom; Water resistant -- up to 30 minutes at a depth of 1 meter

No audio jack; Storage can't be expanded

Apple's latest smartphones are the culmination of many years of design, feature and component refinement. Each element of its devices are built and developed in unison with the rest.

Big screen size; great battery life and iOS 10 improvements; most powerful iPhone yet so great for gaming; water-resistance; updated Home button; dual camera fun

No headphone socket; dual camera depth effect imperfections; big and heavy - so won't be suitable for all; screen resolution behind the flagship curve; expensive

Very easy and good to buy this from good guys; Came in a few days and we here even before Christmas which would of been really busy; They even put inusrence on it when they sending it out; The actual phone is fast, reliable , easy to use and just overall one of the best

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