It's almost unbelievable, but since the show iOS 27, and therefore more than a month has passed since the release of the first beta of this system. Apple This system was introduced on the evening of June 8th, and during the evening, it also released the first developer betas. Currently, the most up-to-date ones are betaI have the third developer version along with the first public version, which was released only last week. And since more and more people are now flocking to the installation, I think it is not out of place to evaluate the impressions and knowledge so far and thus possibly help in deciding whether it is worth (not) starting the installation.
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Honestly, testing iOS 27 is quite strange compared to previous years, but mainly in a positive way. This is because, since the first beta, it has been a very, very well-functioning operating system, which I honestly wouldn't have called a beta if I didn't know it was a beta. beta software is acting. Overall reliability on newer iPhoneon which I test the system (specifically iPhone 17, 17 For and Air) is very high, almost comparable to the public versions iOS 26.
Yes, sometimes there are bugs, but they are usually minor things, like the keyboard not working properly in Messages, or the option to screenshotand so on. However, these are errors that are completely sporadic and do not fundamentally affect the use of the device as such. What I like the most is the fact that in previous years I was used to the first betas of new systems crashing quite a bit. But this is not the case with iOS 27 absolutely does not run, its agility is truly extraordinary.
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In a way, this shouldn't really surprise anyone, given that Apple as one of the main advantages iOS 27 promised acceleration on many fronts and overall higher reliability. However, we have not heard any words about acceleration, higher stability and so on since Applu have been heard in the past and the truth is that when it was accelerated, it usually happened in the final betas, when for example in the case of iOS 26 Apple It literally accelerated by leaps and bounds only in the penultimate and final developer betas. iOS So the speed of 27 is quite interesting right from the start.
However, there is a somewhat dark side to the whole system, and that is the fact that there is actually iPhone brings very little. The main novelty iOS 27 and by extension other systems is Siri AI, which will not be available in the European Union at least initially. As a result, we have to make do with a few minor innovations that are available to everyone, such as new AI editing options in the form of Expand and Reframe, which I personally find really great and very interesting. Some may also be pleased with user adjustments within the Liquid Glass design, or new options within Parental Controls and so on. But honestly, there is a lot to discover in iOS 27 really little and I dare say that you will not have nearly as interesting a feeling from testing it as when you installed it last year. iOS 26 with Liquid Glass design and other features.
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And it is precisely in the relatively small number of new features that I personally find the "most buried dog". The system itself already works perfectly in beta, so I'm not afraid to say that there is no need to worry about the installation, because banking applications and the like work, for example. On the other hand, there are honestly not many arguments why you should actually install the beta now and take the slight risk that every beta of course it carries. In other words, what iOS 27 brings, there is nothing that cannot wait until September and the public version of the system.
