Review on Renewed AT&T Apple iPhone 12, 256GB Blue - Like New Condition by Minju Gim ᠌

Basically, it's a reliable and sturdy tool. You need to be upgrading from an iPhone 6/7/8 to really appreciate it. There wasn't much of a difference when I went from XR. To answer your question, yes, the OLED matrix is more aesthetically pleasing, and there are more and better cameras. So, that settles it. Since design is subjective, there is no point in writing about it. The negatives include the usage of a ridiculous type-C connector that necessitates the purchase of an external charger or the use of a Macbook to power up the device, as I did initially. Sixty thousand for a smartphone that is a year old seems a tad steep. My wife and I have been changing covers back and forth between our Proshka and our 12s because of this feature.