Review on Renewed Blue AT&T Apple iPhone XR, 64GB - US Version by Aneta Patryk (Anetka ᠌

For a very long time, I entertained the idea of making the switch to an iPhone. In the meantime, I kept an eye on the iPhone SE because I was pleased with the balance between its price and its features; however, he was getting on in years by that point. The next thing they do is demonstrate XR. When it was first presented, many people, including myself, thought that such a price for such a screen was excessively high. I was one of those people. But eventually, after reading a number of evaluations, I became persuaded of this, and I made the decision to take it—a choice that I do not in the least regret making. And first of all, the screen is perfect for me in every way, and the absence of 3D Touch does not bother me in the least, because it irritated me more when I had to deal with iPhones that belonged to friends, and those friends did not enjoy using it the majority of the time, and in the majority of instances, they were not even aware that it existed. The fact that the portrait mode is implemented solely in software makes up for the lack of a second camera, which is hardly a deal breaker for me. I don't use the bokeh effect when I take pictures of things like animals, flowers, or anything else, and if I do, I always use a mirrorless camera. When I'm not actively using the camera, the battery can last me for up to two days on its own, so autonomy works out perfectly for me. I wear it without a case or a glass, and despite the fact that it has already been dropped a few times, there are no signs of cracks, chips, or scratches. The weight is the single significant drawback for me; in comparison to the OnePlus 5, it is somewhat cumbersome and bulky. Hence, if you want an iPhone but don't need any of the bells and whistles that you won't end up using, but you still want all of the hardware that was included in earlier generations, go with the XR.