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I sense a little FanBoi hyperbole in this post. The titanium doesn't "wrap over the aluminum frame". Far from it. The band that runs around the frame is TI. That's all. 
Thus, all the gushing the new "light" phone and how you forget it's in your pocket is pure hype too. Yes, it's a tiny bit lighter. But in daily use it's difficult (if not impossible) to tell the difference.
Yes, the iPhone 15 Pros are nice. But they're only incrementally different to the iPhone 14 Pros and most of the differences don't have any practical effect.
I have a 15 Pro Max and I like it. But in no way does it achieve the hype that Apple employed in selling it.

This "editorial" warning does not reflect my personal experience over the past several years. I'm in Appleseed (an invitation only) beta group at Apple. I start running betas from beta 1 for Mac O/S, IOS, iPad OS, TVOS, HomePod OS and Apple Watch OS. Years ago (talking 5 years+) I had issues with printers not working and occasionally Parallels emulations had bugs but, by and large, never any critical issues.
And certainly NEVER had any Apple device bricked by an Apple beta. YMMV of course but this article is over-the-top baloney.

" There are USB devices that can act as MagSafe..."

Really? Name one.

It isn't clear that the writer of this post actually uses Apple Fitness+.

Much of the information is flat out wrong.

Many of the opinions are, at best, PERSONAL OPINIONS and worth exactly what the reader pays for them (exactly zero).

Surprised the Appleinsider would publish this highly incorrect and often blatantly slanted item. Usually you do much better...

Will Smith is a reason, by himself, for me to switch channels -- arrogant, entitled. And that was before he slapped Chris Rock.