Review on Renewed Apple iPhone 11 Pro Max - AT&T, 64GB Gold - US Version by Dng Chng  (Chng Tail ᠌

At the moment I've been using the phone for a little less than a year, but initially the transition from a good Android was painful: D I left Google Pixel 2XL, immediately, for obvious reasons, ran into the difference in the OS, and in the first place, absolutely everything in it spoke in favor of Android. For example, I found and still find the settings and mute / vibration modes for Android are somewhat more variable and intuitive than for iOS (I still don’t understand how to make all application notifications come without sound on the iPhone, but with vibration, including moments when the phone is just lying on the table with the screen turned off). The Ayos keyboard is a complete shame: there is no 2022 swipe, the dot and comma buttons are for some reason removed to the rest of the characters, in the typing window you can’t just poke your finger anywhere in any word and quickly correct a typo in it - you need to use the navigation from the "Space" button , which is much slower and more tedious. I used to type a lot on my phone, but on an iPhone this is not feasible due to uncomfortable typing. The camera after the Pixel also did not strike the imagination. However, much of the above is a matter of habit, and as a result, I still fell in love with the iPhone: for its functionality, for the ease with which it clicks everyday tasks, for convenient iOS features such as copying pictures directly from the browser, for the latest ate, including for flawless performance over the many months since purchase. It's fast, super productive and savvy, even though Google Assistant will be smarter than Siri :) So adapting was hard, but in the end I have no desire to go back to Android.