Review on Renewed Blue AT&T Apple iPhone XR, 64GB - US Version by Taufik Mohd Ghazali ᠌

As I've always been curious about Apple's products, I decided to purchase one of their phones to try out. As a whole, I am pleased, however there are a few issues. The phone's menu is too complicated for my parents to use, therefore I wouldn't recommend it to them. If I can't change anything, it's not broken; I'll use the default settings. A stable working phone that can actually do what it's supposed to do is crucial to me. There were smartphones from a wide variety of manufacturers, from high-end Pixel and Galaxy models to cheaper no-name alternatives. Even though I've never been a fan of the 2-year "slaughter period" that most tech firms subject their customers to (with the exception of the Pixel), I caved and bought an iPhone in the hopes that it would last me at least a couple of years without any major issues. After over a year of use, I've moved past the first "Android withdrawal" phase, settled on this as my primary device, and am now generally pleased with it. My eyes are sensitive to amoled matrices, thus it's great that this is one of the few flagship products with an ips display. I've left truetone and auto brightness on this device, despite the fact that I always disable the latter on Android and find it useful only on the iPhone, where it nets me a whole five points. Such insignificant aspects are crucial in shaping one's opinion of the gadget. Liked the face ID and wallet, but disliked that it was not Android-based.