Review on Smartphone Apple iPhone 13 128 GB, nano SIM+eSIM, Alpine green by Ada Socha ᠌

The device is worth the price, considering the price-quality ratio and the possibility of using the device for three or even five years; the key is to not construct illusions so as to avoid being disappointed later. Benefits include: The display is acceptable; the pixel grid is rarely noticeable, the frames are noticeably smaller than they were on the iPhone 8, and there is sufficient brightness and dimming. The main camera is high-quality, and the video follows industry standards in terms of its depiction of darkness and melancholy. The battery life is satisfactory, the charger at home and in the car is generally sufficient, and the only time I had to use the charger at work was when I had neglected to charge the phone for an extended period of time. Internal storage space (I had access to roughly 468 GB right out of the box). The aesthetics and build quality are both excellent. Multiple drawbacks: It's a pain to use while on the road. There are sporadic starting failures with the camera app. After a month of use, I still haven't adjusted to the phone's size (especially compared to the iPhone 8), and I worry that's why I'm using it less frequently. However, this is more of a nitpick than anything else mentioned above: if you disregard the quality of the screen, then there is no huge difference between the 8th model and the 9th model in terms of speed of operation, smoothness of the interface, functionality, camera capabilities, and other user parameters, and the iPhone 9 plays a long game of "Wow!" I was unable to make it work.