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Apple just unveiled the iPhone 15, which slated for a wide release on September 22. Its the 15th model in as many years but is it necessary for consumers to purchase? Jackson Holbrook, UBreakiFix expert, joined 'Stretching Your Dollar' to talk about the phone's latest specs and features and whether consumers should even consider upgrading their iPhones.

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