Review on Smartphone Apple iPhone 13 128 GB, nano SIM+eSIM, Alpine green by Celina Kedzierska

The device is one that should be purchased given its price-to-quality ratio as well as the possibility of using the device for three or even five years; this makes the purchase of the device quite a fair one; nevertheless, one should avoid creating any illusions in order to avoid being disappointed in the future. Pros: The screen is really good: the pixel grid does not distract the eye very often, the frames appear to be extremely little after using the iPhone 8, and there is sufficient brightness and dimness. The primary one, it's melancholy in the shadows, and the video writes like it follows the standards. The camerawork is excellent. The battery lasts a long time, the charger in the car and the charger at home are typically sufficient, and the charger at work was only necessary when I neglected to charge the phone for an extended period of time. The amount of memory present within the device itself (in my instance, approximately 468 GB was accessible directly from the "box"). Both the outward appearance and the overall quality of the components are pretty pleasing. Having this drawback: Utilizing it while moving about is a highly inconvenient option. When starting up, the camera program will occasionally become unresponsive. After using it for a month, I still had trouble getting acclimated to the new proportions (after upgrading to the iPhone 8), and it gives the impression that I use it less frequently as a result. This is more of a nitpick, however, like everything else that was mentioned above: if you do not take into account the quality of the screen, then, in comparison with the 8th model, there is not a huge difference. The speed of operation, the smoothness of the interface, functionality, camera capabilities, and other user parameters are quite comparable with iPhone 8, long-playing "Wow!" I'm sorry to say that it didn't work out for me.