Apple iPhone 7 Plus was launched in September 2016. There is no physical Home button on the iPhone 7 Plus, as it has been replaced by a "solid-state" pressure sensitive button that's connected to a redesigned Taptic Engine to deliver haptic feedback mimicking traditional button presses. The display is 25 percent brighter and supports wide color gamut for richer, true-to-life colors. Inside, the iPhone 7 Plus is equipped with an A10 Fusion processor, which is 40 percent faster than the processor in the iPhone 6s. It features two high-performance cores for system intensive tasks and two high-efficiency cores that operate at 1/5 the power to save battery life for smaller tasks.

With the processor improvements, this device has the best battery life ever offered in an iPhone. Those upgrading from the iPhone 6s will see two additional hours of battery life on average, while those upgrading from the iPhone 6s Plus will see an additional hour. There is no headphone jack in the iPhone 7 Plus, so headphones that connect to it need to be Bluetooth or equipped with a Lightning connector. Stereo speakers, located at the top and bottom of the iPhone, are a new addition, and the biggest feature improvement comes in the form of an overhauled camera system. The iPhone 7 Plus features all of the camera improvements in the iPhone 7, but in addition to a 28mm wide-angle lens, it has a second 56mm telephoto lens for dual-camera functionality that enables better optical zoom. It also includes a new shallow-depth-of-field portrait mode that uses the two lenses to draw out the portrait subject while blurring the background. Aside from that, it also has a four-LED flash that's 50% brighter and stronger, plus an upgraded 7-megapixel FaceTime HD camera with improved sensor technology and auto image stabilization for better selfies and clearer FaceTime calls.