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<blockquote data-quote="Rod" data-source="post: 1830221" data-attributes="member: 204485">David I'm not sure about the UK, I'm in Indonesia but I have been running iOS beta public versions, now up to iOS 13.1 beta 4.&nbsp; The final beta of iOS 13.0 seemed absolutely fine to me on my iPhone 7 but bear in mind that beta 13.1 came out almost immediately so that would seem to indicate there was room for improvement in 13.0.Having said that I had no problems with my day to day use with iOS 13 and along with Dark Mode, which I love, there are quite a few new and improved features.&nbsp; Some will not be fully functional though until the phone is working in conjunction with macOS Catalina eg. Reminders.&nbsp; I have not had any syncing or backup problems using macOS Mojave with iOS 13 though.So as long as you do a full backup first (always advised) and your iPhone is compatible (iPhone 6S onwards) then by all means give it a try. &nbsp;I think the public version of iOS 13.1 will be out in a couple of days so you might like to wait for that; &quot;Apple released iOS 13 to the public on Thursday, September 19, and then will follow it up with iOS 13.1 on Tuesday, September 24. iOS 13.1 will bring features like Share ETA in Maps and Shortcut Automations that weren't quite ready for iOS 13's release.&quot;</blockquote>

[QUOTE="Rod, post: 1830221, member: 204485"] David I'm not sure about the UK, I'm in Indonesia but I have been running iOS beta public versions, now up to iOS 13.1 beta 4. The final beta of iOS 13.0 seemed absolutely fine to me on my iPhone 7 but bear in mind that beta 13.1 came out almost immediately so that would seem to indicate there was room for improvement in 13.0. Having said that I had no problems with my day to day use with iOS 13 and along with Dark Mode, which I love, there are quite a few new and improved features. Some will not be fully functional though until the phone is working in conjunction with macOS Catalina eg. Reminders. I have not had any syncing or backup problems using macOS Mojave with iOS 13 though. So as long as you do a full backup first (always advised) and your iPhone is compatible (iPhone 6S onwards) then by all means give it a try. I think the public version of iOS 13.1 will be out in a couple of days so you might like to wait for that; "Apple released iOS 13 to the public on Thursday, September 19, and then will follow it up with iOS 13.1 on Tuesday, September 24. iOS 13.1 will bring features like Share ETA in Maps and Shortcut Automations that weren't quite ready for iOS 13's release." [/QUOTE]

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