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

The device is worth the price, considering the price-quality ratio and the possibility of using the device for three or even five years; the key is to not construct illusions so as to avoid being disappointed later. Listed below are some advantages: The display is acceptable; the pixel grid is rarely noticeable, the frames are noticeably smaller than they were on the iPhone 8, and there is sufficient brightness and dimming. The video follows industry standards in terms of camera quality and content (primary character is melancholy in the night). The battery life is satisfactory; I rarely need to use the charger at work and the one I keep in the car and at home is sufficient. The quantity of built-in storage space (in my instance, roughly 468 GB was accessible out of the box). The aesthetics and build quality are both excellent. Contrast several: Using it when on the go is quite inconvenient. There are sporadic starting failures with the camera app. I've been using it for a month, and I still can't get used to the size (especially compared to the iPhone 8). This is more of a minor criticism, but like the rest of them: if you ignore the screen quality, there isn't a huge difference between the 8th model and the newest one; the speed of operation, the smoothness of the interface, functionality, camera capabilities, and other user parameters are quite comparable with iPhone 8, and the "Wow!" effect lasts just as long. It didn't help me, unfortunately.