Review on 📱 Renewed Apple iPhone 8 Plus Gold 64GB for AT&T/T-Mobile by Anastazja Ciftci ᠌

If you don’t have other elements of the Apple ecosystem (computers, speakers, watches, etc.), then I don’t see the point in buying the iPhone 8 plus because of the following shortcomings that many competitors lack: 1. The lack of a 3.5 headphone jack - Apple's greed has crossed all boundaries. Now I have to keep 2 pairs of headphones nearby on the table - one for the computer, one for the phone. 2. Absence of a normal vibrating alert. The fact is that Apple, starting with the 6s models, replaced the usual electric motor with an eccentric with a Taptic Engine (an electromagnet with a moving winding, in simple terms). As a result, the phone vibrates normally only if it is placed vertically on the table on the long side. In a horizontal position on the table, the vibration of 8 plus is barely noticeable: in the office, I repeatedly missed calls on vibration mode, while the phone was lying 20 cm from my hand. Try it yourself - it will be clearer what I mean. Vibration is also worse in the pocket compared to the iPhone 5 and 6 plus. At the same time, the new vibration actuator is much larger and heavier (the curious can see the details on YouTube), and the phone now weighs more than 200 grams! I did not understand Apple's logic in this case. 3. Inconvenient operating system in the latest versions! Wi-Fi and Bluetooth can no longer be turned off on the menu leaving the bottom! To do this, you need to climb into the settings! On any cheap Android, this is done much more conveniently. 4. Strange as it may sound: poor system optimization: when scrolling through the settings menu, notes, there are small jams (freezes), although infrequently. I agree that this is not critical, but this was not the case at all on 4s, sometimes I even regret that I sold it - I had to leave it for history, otherwise it will be difficult to prove later that early iPhones worked faster. The application for Amazon on 8 plus also slows down when scrolling, although after lagging native menus it somehow even looks logical.