Review on Unlocked Refurbished Apple iPhone 💻 XR (64GB, Black) - US Version by Ada Kawala ᠌

To be honest, I don’t have and never had an iphone X, and in general, from Apple smartphones, I used only 3g and Iphone 4 before, about which I had a not very flattering opinion, but after that I had a lot of android phones: Sony , one of the first Xiaomi mi2s, Xiaomi mi4c, mi5s, LG v30, now moved from Google pixel 2 xl, and I'm just delighted with XR, for some reason everyone praises the pixel, but in fact there is only a camera on its side, for everyone else moments are strictly minus, especially on the display, which can be either too "gray" or with too oversaturated colors. Before buying xr, I compared it with X in the store, and so I even liked the image of xr, because I don’t like the poisonousness of amoled, my eyes start to hurt from it. And as for the bezels, again, I held the X and XR next to each other and yes, the bezels are a few millimeters thicker, but even in direct comparison it is not striking, what to say if you do not have both smartphones in front of your nose . In terms of picture quality, the difference can probably be caught only in high-resolution video, I personally didn’t notice it, although I didn’t compare it particularly carefully, but again, this is not important for domestic use, but for someone, maybe it’s important . I want to say that this is the most expensive smartphone I have ever bought, but there is an opinion that this is a better purchase, because any smartphone on the Android system loses +/- half of its value a year after purchase, and new ones too they lose in price, and they have to be changed every year / one and a half, because they start to glitch and slow down. For example, I even recently purchased a Google Pixel 2XL at a price of 400 euros, which is noticeably lower than the price at the start of sales. I don’t know after what period the iphone will start to fail and slow down (it will be seen as it is used), but I have no doubt that during this time it will lose much less in price in the secondary market.