Review on 📱 Refurbished Apple iPhone 8 Plus - 64GB Silver, AT&T US Version: Review & Comparison by Ada Wado ᠌

The Certify device is black, and it has 256 GB of storage space. Previously, a black 6 with 64 GB of storage space was released, and it sold well among family members. I embraced this technological wonder in pursuit of greater freedom at work and a more spacious display. It was a quick decision I later came to regret. All the perks, such new camera features like portrait mode, studio lighting, and background blurring, and the speaker's negative qualities are highlighted in red (contour, stage, stage full hat). The video quality has improved, and it takes good shots, but when played on TV, there are many noises that are not visible on the screen of the device; streaming via Chromecast 2 causes the picture to twitch; perhaps the formats are not compatible when playing 4K, or for some other reason, which I did not discover until the very end; with 6, this never happened. The camera performs marginally better than 6-ki in dim lighting. In order to get through a workday (anything from 7 to 19 hours), I would charge the six batteries two to three times. I routinely consult various maps, mail, websites, and news feeds and use various forms of communication. It booted up considerably more quickly than my previous device (the sixth), the TruTone display was immediately appealing to my senses (being both soft and pleasant), and I've stopped pressing the home button (mostly out of habit). Live Pictures (full bottom, it's a shame that you can't typically deleted from the menu), 3D Touch is unremarkable; after a brief experimentation period, you'll likely stop using it. Quite similar to the original 6, but with a few minor refinements. (4,4s,5s,6s were used) I'll add that the device's bulk makes it difficult to use for a selfie (kids have trouble gripping it, for example), and that it might benefit from certain modifications. After updating to firmware 11.2, my phone crashed three times, displaying a black screen that wouldn't respond to any button presses. Only a force reboot fixed the problem. The speaker's clicks and awful quality of sound during normal conversation remain unchanged. Batteries can no longer power a device for a full workday. Even though it has a soft-lined case, the back cover has suffered severe scratches.