Review on 📱 Renewed Apple iPhone 8 Plus Gold 64GB for AT&T/T-Mobile by Agung Budiyanto ᠌

The Certify device is dark in color, 256 GB, before that there was a dark 6 with 64 GB, which successfully went to relatives. I took this miracle of technology, because I wanted more autonomy in work and an enlarged screen. I took it without looking and regretted it, I hurried of course. The cons with the speaker cross out all the pluses, which include innovations in the camera: portrait, studio light and blurring the background, all other extras (contour, stage, stage full hat). The video has improved, it shoots well, but when playing on TV there are a lot of noises that are not visible on the screen of the device, pouring through Chromecast 2 causes twitching of the picture, perhaps formats are not compatible when playing 4K or for another reason, I did not find out until the end, but with 6 this did not happen. In low light, the camera behaves a little better than 6-ki. The batteries are enough for working hours (from 7-19 hours) and 10-15% remains, I would charge the six 2-3 times. I actively use maps, mail, websites, news feeds, messaging. Compared to the 6th one, it turned on much faster, the TruTone display of course pleased me, very soft and pleasant, the home button is no longer pressed, but this is a matter of habit, for me these new chips: Live Photos (full bottom, it’s a pity that you can’t generally removed from the menu), 3D Touch is mediocre, once you try it and forget it. Essentially the same 6 with slightly improved characteristics. (in use were 4,4s,5s,6) I add: due to the large weight, it is problematic to take a selfie, children can hardly hold it, this device needs fittings)). I installed a new firmware 11.2 and hung up three times so that a black screen appeared, did not respond to any presses, a hard reboot helped. The sound from the speaker has not changed, clicks are still audible, as well as its terrible sound during a conversation. Batteries no longer last for a working day. There are deep scratches on the back cover, although it is protected by a soft-lined case.