The latest in mobile technology has piqued the interest of a long-time Android user, turning him to the world of iOS with Apple’s iPhone 15 Pro. He was particularly impressed by the device’s new attributes, including the inclusion of USB-C.

The anonymous source, previously loyal to Android, is a reviewer of such devices. In order to maintain professional balance and perspective, he chose to delve into the features and workings of the iPhone 15 Pro. The last iPhone he owned was the iPhone X from 2017. The introduction of USB-C was seen as an ideal time for a second visit to Apple’s product line.

In just a day, the reviewer managed to set up his iPhone, exploring iOS 17, configuring his apps and testing iMessage. The USB-C inclusion was most lauded, eliminating the need for an additional charging cable. The seamless experience of charging an iPhone using the same cable for Android phones was fulfilling.

Some other appreciative features included the ‘Action Button’ and the high-quality hardware, specifically the blue titanium look, which despite getting smudgy with fingerprints, scored well in terms of liking. Counterparts in the Android market were also noted for potentially adopting such hardware elements.

The iPhone’s software was not left behind in receiving words of approvals. Notification sounds in iOS 17, the promptness of apps installation from the App Store and the efficiency of Apple’s password autofill all impressed the reviewer.

However, it was not all praise for the iPhone 15 Pro. A few contentious areas included the home screen layout, the color always-on display, and some inconsistencies during the setup phase. Apple’s iCloud also came under scrutiny for its perceived underlying necessity for users to pay for additional data storage.

While varied, these opinions from an Android pro offer an insightful view into the iPhone 15 Pro. The observation and points raised will no doubt invoke further discussion and may inform future development in both iOS and Android circles.