Testseek.co.uk have collected 781 expert reviews of the Apple iPhone 7 and the average rating is 84%. Scroll down and see all reviews for Apple iPhone 7.
September 2019
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781 Reviews
Average score from experts who have reviewed this product.
Users
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397 Reviews
Average score from owners of the product.
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The editors liked
Refined design and new finishes make for best-looking iPhone to date
Great camera with image stabilisation
IOS 10 makes for the most in-depth use yet
New Home button works brilliantly
Top performance
Water resistant
Bigger storage
Camera upgrades
Brighter screen
Better colours
Better camera
Great build quality
Waterproofing
Super-powerful chipset
Stunning camera
Improved screen
Powerful dual speakers
Finally waterproof
Super taptic engine
Awesome graphics
The fastest phone we've ever tested
Excellent camera
IOS 10 has huge potential
Improved battery life
Speedy performance
Waterproof protection
One of the fastest phones we've ever tested
IP67 water resistance
Speedy quadcore A10 Fusion processor
Colour options
Enhanced camera with OIS
3D Touch Home button
Incredible screen
Fast performance
Better battery
Excellent camera capabilities
More powerful processor
Dust and water resistant
Much better storage options
Camera up there with the very best
Brighter
More vivid display
Stunning design
IOS 10 fantastic
Improved camera
Improved front and rear cameras -- now with optical image stabilization -- deliver much improved photos
Especially in low light. Water resistant. A faster processor
Plus slightly better battery life. More onboard storage than last year's models for the
Premium build
More vibrant colours
Good camera
Refined
Rhythmic sound
Great screen and speakers
Incredible performance
Clever Haptic engine
Dunkable
Fantastic camera
Gets regular software updates and fixes
Stereo speakers
Great battery life
Powerful and efficient
Refreshed design with new colour options
Quadcore A10 Fusion processor
New colour options
The editors didn't like
More like an S version of the iPhone 6S than a total overhaul
Still no wireless charging
No dual cameras feature here
No true battery improvement
No headphone jack will irk some
Same-old design
Questionable innovation
No fast-charging
No headphone jack
Screen has improved but lags behind competitors in specs
May not change your mind if you're not already a fan
No 3.5mm headphone socket
No quick-charging capability
Design's a bit old
Iterative design
Innovative camera on 7 Plus
Large bezels
We like the Plus a lot more
Sameold design
No fastcharging
Jet black option feels tacky
No headphone port
No real advancements or innovations
Eye-watering price
Uninspiring camera
Third year of Apple using the same basic design
Few major changes compared to iPhone 6s
Jet Black colour option appears scratchprone
Battery is still too small
Some software bugs
No 3.5mm headphone jack
No 64Gb memory option
Similar to iPhone 6s
Very expensive
Design is looking slightly dated now
Awkward for wired headphone owners
Not a massive improvement over the iPhone 6S
Need an adapter to use wired headphones
Form factor seems very jaded
No headphone jack (but there's a dongle and compatible wired headphones in the box). Click-free home button takes getting used to. Only the larger 7 Plus has the cool dual camera. Shiny jet-black version scratches easily
No headphone jack is inconvenient
Bundled EarPods are average
Battery life still needs work
Poor battery life
Looks the same
Where's the headphone jack?
Expensive
Lacks 2x optical zoom like the 7 Plus
Jet black version prone to scratches
Remarkably similar to previous models
Lack of headphone jack is inconvenient
Not huge changes compared to iPhone 6s
Price hike in the UK
Glossy Jet Black colour option appears scratchprone
Jet Black version is epic, Solidly-built, Compatible with Apple ecosystem and accessories, Taptic feedback is nice touch
Very expensive, No headphone jack, Few stand-out features, Larger 7 Plus is better value, No VR strategy
It's a decent phone that's very well made but represents poor value in the phone market on its own. However, buyer's relationships with Apple and its ecosystem will dramatically affect value...
Published: 2016-09-21, Author: Chris , review by: techgeek.com.au
Abstract: The iPhone 7 is a clear stepping stone, but it's one that people have been asking for for years now. And in my view, that's a good thing.Whenever Apple makes the iPhone thinner and lighter people say that they don't care about thinness or lightness. They...
Yes. If you want to buy an iPhone, the $1079-plus iPhone 7 is the one to get. You'd be silly to buy an iPhone 6s when the 7 is available, and the SE is only appealing if you need a seriously small phone. Whether you buy the iPhone 7 against an equally hig...
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Published: 2016-09-16, Author: Stephen , review by: techguide.com.au
Faster and better graphics performance, better camera, water resistant design, iOS 10 preloaded, excellent speakers, redesigned home button
Same design, can't plug in Lightning headphones and charge at the same time, no induction charging
The iPhone 7 and iPhone 7 are without question the best devices Apple has ever made. Despite there being not much change on the design side, it is still a significant improvement with features that have addressed some pain points and the weakness of prev...
Published: 2016-09-15, Author: Darren , review by: gizmodo.com.au
Abstract: Apple's newest iPhone is here, and you've got just a few short hours to figure out which one is the absolute best deal. Although Apple didn't change up design much, the iPhone 7 and its larger 7 Plus sibling have more points of contrast than just size thi...
Improved front and rear cameras -- now with optical image stabilization -- deliver much improved photos, especially in low light. Water resistant. A faster processor, plus slightly better battery life. More onboard storage than last year's models for the
No headphone jack (but there's a dongle and compatible wired headphones in the box). Click-free home button takes getting used to. Only the larger 7 Plus has the cool dual camera. Shiny jet-black version scratches easily
The iPhone 7's notable camera, battery and water resistance improvements are a worthwhile upgrades to a familiar phone design, but ask yourself if you really need an upgrade...and if the Plus might be a better choice...
While iPhone 7 isn't a quantum leap beyond its predecessor, it's an attractive proposition in a mature phone market where most top end devices are excellent. It is becoming harder for manufacturers to top models with new features consumers want.iPhone 7/7...
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Published: 2016-09-08, Author: Christina , review by: gizmodo.com.au
It goes without saying that the new iPhone models will almost certainly be the best iPhones made. Apple could probably shrug out a minor upgrade and tens of millions of people would buy it before the end of the year. It's refreshing that Apple appears to...
Improved screen, Water resistant, Powerful dual speakers
Iterative design, No headphone jack, Innovative camera on 7 Plus
Apple's gone for a polished, iterative phone and has succeeded in a number of areas - it's a quality handset and not one that many expected given the leaks. However, there aren't a lot of hugely standout features - but all the ones that were there now shi...
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Published: 2016-10-20, Author: Nick , review by: pcworld.co.nz
Abstract: This is a very down and dirty comparison of low-end audio performance on the Apple iPhone 7 and the Google Pixel XL as recorded on a Sony Xperia XZ phone! There's no specialist audio equipment here. But the output is a fair reflection of reality. We've us...
