Chris Evans, whom we know as Captain America in the Marvel cinematic universe, has surprisingly not changed his phone for years. The famous actor, who used the iPhone 6s, which he bought in 2015, for 7 years, announced that he finally said goodbye to his phone last month.
Chris Evans finds his new phone too heavy
It was a great surprise that Chris Evans, who earned millions of dollars from movies, was using the iPhone 6S for a long time. Although Evans loves his phone very much, he has revealed with a share that he switched to the iPhone 12 Pro model due to battery and performance problems that have occurred over the years.
In the interview for the new movie project, the subject came to the phone of Chris Evans. It seems that Captain America is not very happy with the new phone model. Chris Evans, who first talked about the weight of his phone, used the following statements:
I feel like my new phone is too heavy. I know that makes me the world’s oldest dinosaur, but the problem is… you use your little finger to hold it and it feels so heavy.
Let us remind you that the weight of the iPhone 6S is 143 grams. On the other hand, the iPhone 12 Pro weighs 189 grams. In other words, the iPhone 12 Pro is 32 percent heavier than the 6S. Chris Evans may be right about that. It is also a fact that the phone is more difficult to hold due to its dimensions.
One of the things Evans is uncomfortable with is that his new phone does not have a home button. Evans says that he misses the home button and that it makes his life easier. In line with all these wishes, we can say that Chris Evans should prefer the third generation iPhone SE model.
Looks like Chris Evans doesn’t care too much about the phone. The fact that he has used the iPhone 6S model for years and now prefers the 12 model instead of the iPhone 13 is proof of this. In fact, the iPhone 14 model will be introduced soon.
So what do you think about the phone habits of Chris Evans, who came to the fore with the role of Captain America? You can share your views with us in the comments section.
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