Review on Renewed Apple iPhone 8 in Red with 64GB for Verizon by Kiyoshi Goro ᠌

This is the most powerful smartphone in the world, so it's no surprise that it has exceptional hardware. Overall, the camera is comparable to the one on my previous Galaxy S7, although the S7 was unable to record 4K at 60 frames per second and could only slow-mo in 720p. When compared to the S7, which once again lost 10% of its charge overnight, the battery life is excellent. I tried to find an explanation, but since I came up empty, I've been content to simply charge it overnight. With the eighth, I no longer have this issue; the charge is being consumed at a rate of 1%-2% overnight and is not leaking anywhere. Now, with the same mode of use, my 8ka lasts quietly for 2 days, while S7 gave me hints that he was going to sleep by night by the evening of the first day. LTE is on all the time. With rebates, I paid 4.999.00 at one store, while the S7 sold for 4.999.00 at the corporate store in 2022. Both devices are well made, but after 15 months the S7 has slowed down, the camera occasionally waits 1-2 seconds, and there is a 50/50 chance that the first photo will be saved. The gallery icon displays a thumbnail, but there is no accompanying image. Due to this nonsense, I've missed some crucial moments on a few of occasions. The 8k camera is a million times easier to use than a 4k camera, with no exposure or white balance adjustments necessary. Only two things need to be fixed, exposure and focus, and that's more than enough. The S7's photos are just as good even in low light. Overall, I am delighted. After using a sluggish S7 and an ever-more-boring android, my first iPhone is a welcome change of pace. I'm used to the fact that not everything is instantly obvious and that I often need to consult Google for answers, but I find this to be a welcome inconvenience. Turned it on, set it up, use it; that's the series for which this phone is a part. Everything functions as one would expect it to. But, there are also ridiculous policies that have been put in place, such as the AppStore's 150MB cap for cellular network downloads. What the heck is that?! This limitation cannot be lifted, unfortunately. Yet, Apple, you're a real Apple. If you don't need the most cutting-edge features, this is a top-tier gadget. No, this is not an androyd; it's a whole new world, and you should treat it as such.