Honey, it’s here!

Both the iPhone 7 models found themselves in store today, but made the quick journey to being unpacked by the hordes of people who are crazy enough to line up and wait for the phone – because, yes, stock is already sold out.

(It is yet to hit South African stores.)

So which was one the preferred choice?

According to Gizmodo, it’s the 128GB, Matte Black, 4.7-inch iPhone 7.

(Read HERE and HERE if you want to know the different specs of the iPhone 7 and the iPhone 7 Plus.)

But why? Here’s a few snippets from them:

On the model:

The reality is that the iPhone’s bigger size is still polarising for most would-be iPhone users.

On the camera:

The normal iPhone 7 camera is getting all the upgrades that really matter. This time around, the smaller phone has optical image stabilisation as well as the much improved f/1.8 aperture wide-angle 28mm lens and quad-LED flash.

On storage:

Like last year, if you want to upgrade to the next storage tier iPhone it costs you a cool $150 each time. But what’s changed this year is how much storage you’re getting for that money. Instead of jumping only 48GB, you now jump a whopping 96GB.

The iPhone 7 can shoot RAW photos and 4K videos, which eat up tons of storage space. And remember that the iPhone has no expandable memory slot.

On the colour:

If you’re someone who likes to operate sans case, choosing Apple’s new jet black iPhone is probably a bad idea. Apple’s hidden in the fine print that the new finish is much more prone to scratching than the other aluminium options.

Got it?

However, at the end of the day, if you’re an experienced iPhone user you know what works for you. Good luck getting your hands on one, though – people waited in line for five days to get their hands on the new generation:

[source:gizmodo]