Apple's iOS 26, currently in developer beta, has received a divided response regarding its new features and unifying design language, Liquid Glass. While polls indicate about half of users appreciate the added functionalities, mixed reviews arise over the new UI. Critics argue that Liquid Glass offers little more than cosmetic changes, with concerns over battery usage and legibility. Some users express discontent with both the features and design—reflecting broader anti-Apple feelings—while others prefer to reserve judgment as Apple has time for adjustments before the public release alongside the iPhone 17 series.
Apple's iOS 26 has sparked a mixed reaction, with half of users appreciating new features while criticism arises over the design and computational demands.
The new Liquid Glass design aims to unify Apple products, but some view it merely as aesthetic without substantial improvements, creating polarized opinions among users.
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