Review on Apple iPhone 12 Pro Max 256GB RU Smartphone - Gold, nano SIM + eSIM by Andrey Vasilev ᠌

1) OLEDs degrade visual quality and fail after two to three years. Yes, we have reduced flickering compared to the Koreans, but the best panels are still IPS and technology has not advanced enough to provide an alternative. 2) Try out the on-screen keyboard of, say, the iPhone 6s, and see how it stacks up against other devices in the store. The iPhone has trouble opening envelopes. With the best on-screen keyboards available since the iPhone 3GS, typing on an Android device is a cumbersome experience in comparison. The latest version of Keyboard for Android now outperforms Apple's default keyboard for iOS. Three) A full day's worth of battery life 4) All of 2022 will be struck by lightning. Surely you're kidding. Marketers claim that the Pro Max's pricing (which is high even in the United States) implies that the gadget will be used for serious purposes, such as taking photos, mixing music, processing video while traveling, connecting an external DAC with high-quality headphones, or even merely charging and listening to music. In 2022, Type-C USB will be the norm, and I plan to use it to power my own biodegradable light bulbs. Even if I yanked on the cord every day, I couldn't destroy my five great Type C cords for 2 amps, which come in a rainbow of hues to match my ever-changing disposition. 5) The battery still only lasts a day, or until the morning in the dead of winter. After a year, it will be cut down in the cold to 20% and pathetically ask to be replaced. (hello from a phone with a battery that, even after three years, doesn't stop charging until it's down to 1%) (6) A protective ceramic shell. Nibyozza. Without fail, always &%#? Given that both Samsung and Apple boast the world's strongest glass, it's inevitable that at some point, it will shatter. So there's no need in paying more than necessary. You're going to be swapping out the screen anyhow, so just attach it. Seven) Have you stopped pocketing cash and started burning it? The disease claims the lives of hundreds of children every day. Yes, even in your town.