I'm genuinely bummed that Apple killed the Plus iPhone. For years, it was the perfect sweet spot -- bigger screen and bigger battery without the Pro price tag.

I'm genuinely bummed that Apple killed the Plus iPhone. For years, it was the perfect sweet spot -- bigger screen and bigger battery without the Pro price tag. It was especially great for elderly users: easier to read, easier to hold, and they didn't have to pay $1,000+ just to get a phone they could actually see and use. The jump from the base model to the Plus was usually just $100, but you got a noticeably larger display and often better battery life -- the kind of practical upgrade most people actually cared about. Now, if you want a larger screen without breaking the bank... well, you can't. Apple's lineup basically forces you into the Pro models, which feels like a loss for accessibility and for people who just want "big and simple." I wish they'd kept the Plus around. It wasn't flashy, but it served a real audience.