Apple is so amazing they also have the best iOS update I love my iPhone with all my heart

One presenter’s speaking volume is much higher than the other’s which make listening challenging

Informative and entertaining.

Just a heads up, the iPhone 12 & 13 mini are actually $829 & $729 unless you order your phone for Verizon or ATT. Check the Apple website!

It is very hard to digest the information they are trying to give you at the speed they are talking.It’s very sad because I think the information is probably important. I hope they listen to their podcast at least once to hear what they sound like. So I’m disappointed. The sponsor should be disappointed too because you don’t have enough time to grasp any information about the sponsors.

Please stop saying “I’m excited about” every two or three minutes. Both of you don’t seem to have any other words in your vocabulary to express enthusiasm (except maybe “awesome”, which you overuse too, just not as much.) Glad David got his hair cut!

The se has wireless charging and your telling people it does not and y’all don’t know any thing about leaks 😡

I understand that you have to plug your ads BUT to excessive !!!! Get on with the program PLEASE !

Everyhting is explained clearly and is also fun to listen to if you are an Apple product user. I really recommend this podcast over all the others!!! For the hosts, keep up the great work 👍!!

These people sound like a bunch of high school kids and seem like no-nothings to boot. No insights are provided by them that are remotely useful. This group of shallow millennials try out irritate each other. The woman speaks with vocal fry and up speaks, which reduces her credibility. The guy is pretentious. Of I hadn’t dollars for every time he said “like” (several times in a single sentence), I would be a very rich man. I am out.

I am 60+ and although my hearing is still good, I often find young people speak way too fast for me. When they give names of a product, they neglect to spell, so I miss out on the proper nouns. These podcasts are supposed to be informative and it is important for me that the speakers pronounce their words and speak at a moderate speed. In general, people only take in about a third of what they hear, and when people chatter away, we take in even less. As a result, these podcasts for me, end up being pretty much a waste of time, because I don’t process as quickly as younger people do. Thank you for letting me try out a podcast, but I will have to pass on these.

This team does a great job of covering IPhone and iPad and presenting it in a user friendly way. Not easy to find a podcast in this area that doesn’t seem to be full of itself, but IPhone Life carries it off. Well produced, with great sound quality, it is one of the podcasts I actually look forward to listening to. I would love to have it be weekly, but I understand the work involved and am happy to get it every other week.

Update 12/3: The production & sound quality have improved immensely with the most recent episodes (97 & 98). Thanks for all of your hard work! If you’re an avid Apple enthusiast/power user, you may not enjoy this podcast, as they tend to cover the basics. This podcast lacks professional production quality and polish. Their Insider guides feature professionally produced videos, so I’m surprised they continue to produce a podcast featuring inferior quality sound. It’s actually hard to listen to. I’ll happily update my review when/if they start taking podcast production seriously.

I really enjoy the podcast and like the objective reviews of all of the different Apple hardware but constantly find myself adjusting the volume on my radio as the loudness of each of their voices seems to be different. I find that it is hard to hear Donna’s voice in particular throughout the podcasts. Please speak into the mics guy.

This is an update to prior reviews. I just wanted to add it’s fun to listen to this collection of three very unique individuals, broadcasting from the Silicon Valley Of, wait for it..., The middle of Iowa. They always provide a good tip and pragmatic advice for the Apple iPhone and ipad users. It's good to know the editors listen to their readers. It's also important for them to better understand the huuuge range of users are mostly not similar to the editors. I eagerly look forward to this podcast consisting of 2 to 4 genuine Midwesterners who write for the eponymous magazine discuss real world uses of iPhone and ipad and Apple Watch . As a subscriber to the magazine , it's fun to hear the writers speak.

Enjoy this podcast thanks Only thing is the audio level is not balanced so some voices are louder or softer

I have no inherent understanding of technology, let alone this giant contraption I've been told is the iPhone 7 Plus. I'm positive an untrained monkey has a better chance of figuring this thing out. Like just imagine wandering blindfolded through a maze that's actually a boat in a very chaotic storm. That's me just trying to get this Touch ID to know my thumb is on it. Folks, it's bleak. I've been listening and watching this podcast for about six months now. I'm no David Averbach CEO/Publisher of iPhone Life Magazine, but I'm pretty sure I can now compete with that untrained monkey! Thanks for being willing to say which products or apps or gadgets just don't work well. This stuff is expensive. I don't want to risk spending money on some hyped gizmo when I could spend it on stuff like gold and sparkly bathbombs, wine, and absurdly vibrant blue blazers that really emphasize my qualifications. Now I have a reliable place to find out which products or worthy of my monetary sacrifices. Clearly, I'm a fan. I tell all my tech savvy friends to come watch this, mostly because it makes me sound smart, but you're welcome anyway. I'll keep watching as long as David keeps laughing.

I really enjoy this podcast! Very informative and entertaining. It's like listening to friends talking all things iPhone!

If you can get past Davids annoying laugh and insufferable Apple fanboyism( he wants everyone to pre-order EVERY Apple product....ALWAYS.... even if you don't want it....and he bugs you till you do), the podcast is pretty good. Sarah and Donna are excellent and pleasant to listen to. They offer a glimse into the further reaches of iOS than a normal user would probably delve into. I know that their tip of the day I have used more than once. I'll keep listening until I can't take David anymore.

Very fun and engaging group!! Love the tips and new information coming from these podcasts!! Look forward to a new podcast every week.

Way too long. It would help if in the announcement email you put the time in the podcast that the subjects are talked about.

Keeps me up to date on iPhone and Apple in a fun way.

Great team, fresh voices in tech. Looking forward to more.