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ZDNET’s key takeaways
- The thinnest and lightest iPhone yet offers Pro performance at a competitive $999 price point.
- It’s designed to feel burdenless, and that’s the biggest reason to buy one over the iPhone 17 series.
- You’ll just have to settle for only one camera, average battery life, and a single-firing speaker.
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