Apple iPhone 16 Plus (128GB) Recensie | 197 Gegevens vergelijking

According to The Verge's review, the iPhone 16 Plus significantly narrows the gap with Pro models, offering vibrant new colors, excellent battery life, and the A18 chip for modern performance and future Apple Intelligence features. While the camera system is praised for versatility, including macro photography and Photographic Styles, the review notes drawbacks such as the 60Hz screen refresh rate and a difficult-to-use Camera Control button. The 16 Plus is considered a solid choice, but users prioritizing a high-end display or telephoto lens may still prefer the Pro series.

CNET's review Plus by a collection of minor upgrades that help close the gap with the Pro models, including a new Camera Control button, the Action button, chip, making the devices feel faster and more customizable for users upgrading from older models. Pros include new color options, significantly improved battery life (especially on the Plus model), MP main camera, and improved low-light performance on the ultrawide lens, alongside new features like Photographic Styles and Audio Mix. However, notable cons include the Hz display, the absence of an always-on display, stagnant wired charging speeds, and the fact that Apple Intelligence features were not available at the time of the initial review. CNET +7

According to a PhoneArena review, the iPhone 16 Plus is presented as a device with exceptional battery life and a large screen, featuring additions like the Action Button and Camera Control key. Key advantages include its class-leading battery endurance, the performance boost from the new A18 chipset, a surprisingly light design for its size, and an excellent 48MP main camera with an autofocus ultrawide lens for macro shots. However, the review notes drawbacks such as a display limited to a 60Hz refresh rate, the absence of a dedicated telephoto lens, relatively slow charging speeds, and largely incremental upgrades compared to its predecessor.

According to a Pickr review, the Apple iPhone 16 Plus is presented as a strong option for users seeking a large screen and exceptional battery life, powered by the A18 chip and featuring a new Action Button. However, the review notes significant drawbacks, including a dated 60Hz display, limitations in camera zoom compared to Pro models, and slow USB-C 2.0 data transfer speeds.

The iPhone 16 Plus is highlighted for its exceptional, multi-day battery life and new physical controls like the Action and Camera Control buttons. While it offers a large, bright OLED screen and a new macro camera mode, its 60Hz refresh rate and lack of a telephoto lens are noted drawbacks compared to Pro models or competitors. The device is seen as a niche option for users prioritizing battery life and screen size over premium features.

According to PCMag, the Apple iPhone 16 Plus serves as a robust, large-screen option for users prioritizing battery life and display size over Pro features, powered by the new A18 chip for swift performance. Pros include exceptional battery life (clocked at nearly 22 hours), a sharp 48MP main camera, a vibrant 6.7-inch OLED display, Wi-Fi 7 connectivity, and the addition of the Action Button and a new Camera Control key. However, significant drawbacks include a dated 60Hz display refresh rate, the absence of 5x optical zoom found in Pro models, and a noted learning curve with the new Camera Control button's gestures.

TechRadar describes the iPhone 16 Plus as offering a balance of premium features and affordability, highlighting its new A18 chip, Action Button, Camera Control button, improved low-light camera performance with macro mode, and over 16 hours of battery life. However, the review notes the device's continued use of a 60Hz display refresh rate, 128GB base storage, and lack of a telephoto lens as significant drawbacks.