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In the sample · recorded October 21, 2026

Video length
12 min
Words in the transcript
2,349
Words per minute
190
Timed segments
111
Chapters
6
Captions
English, made by a person

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Recorded October 21, 2026SAMPLE · REAL RUN, SHORTENED

Transcript of “iPhone 17 Pro Review: Paradox in a Box!” by Marques Brownlee.

iPhone 17 Pro Review: Paradox in a Box!

Marques Brownlee

  • 0:00- The best thing about the iPhone Air is actually how much it seems to have freed Apple up to make the Pro phones even more pro.
  • 0:10(slow dramatic techno music)
  • 0:22(slow dramatic techno music continues)
  • 0:35(slow dramatic techno music fading) Have you noticed that?
  • 0:41These new Pro phones are thicker than last year, more room inside for bigger batteries, and a vapor chamber, and a bigger camera.
  • 0:48It's not quite on the level of the Ultra phones, but this is the most maximalist that an iPhone has ever felt, and I like it.
  • 0:57But also, let me let you in on a little not-so-secret secret. The Pro phone is always the best selling one.
  • 1:04Like this year, the iPhone Air is the most interesting and it's getting the most YouTube clicks and the most views, but then the Base 17 is more than ever the one that most people should get and the best deal.

Chapters

  • 0:00Chapter 1: The Pro Paradox
  • 1:57Chapter 2: Pro Cameras
  • 5:02Chapter 3: Built like a tank
  • 7:35Chapter 4: Performance
  • 9:11Chapter 5: Big Battery
  • 10:19Chapter 6: What a Thing
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      "text": "But it turns out the Pro Max, specifically, by far, is the most popular, by sales numbers."
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      "text": "I was gonna try to find a way to show you guys this, you know, channel sponsor Dbrand, they make a accessory for every single model of iPhone, and so their sales distributions kind of match Apple's."
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ChannelchannelNameWho reviewed it.Marques Brownlee
TitletitleThe review’s headline verdict.iPhone 17 Pro Review: Paradox in a Box!

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