Review on Renewed Apple iPhone 12 Mini, 📱 64GB Green for AT&T - A Compact Powerhouse by Vanchay Chavdon ᠌

Small phones are my favorite, so I settled for the original SE (I only changed the battery for it). For these reasons—a weak battery and an antiquated camera (by 2022, I wanted a width and all sorts of niceties, like a standard night mode)—I waited 12 months before upgrading, and it appears like I made the right choice:) As a result, it became clear that the update was a major improvement. I spent the thousand dollars on a fast-charging power adaptor right away. Very rapid recharging:) With regards to the power source. In the first 24 hours after getting my new phone, I put it through a grueling pace of use, installing and navigating through a variety of apps, using it for everything from social networking and IM to stock market tracking and news reading. Throughout the day, I made an effort to regularly access something in order to check the battery. Hence, 44% of people did not leave till late (attached a screenshot of the report). I have disabled geolocation, all unnecessary background ates, hello siri, set the interface to white (I only set the wallpaper to dark ones), and connected the clock to my phone via bluetooth. In most cases, battery problems are not a major issue. Two days could do it if you don't spend too much time on the phone. The battery will start to slowly fail in a year, but it happens to everyone after a year. The phone is compact, and its battery life reflects that; nevertheless, if you don't use it for gaming, it should easily last a day (google what to turn off so that the battery lasts longer).