Review on Smartphone Apple iPhone 14 Pro Max 256 GB, Dual nano SIM, deep purple by Wiktor Iwanski ᠌
Good quality product, I rate this purchase excellent.
I bought Iphone 14 Pro Max 1TB Deep Purple from the seller GOODSTORE. RU Initially, I ordered Esim + Sim, but after a couple of hours the manager called and said that only Sim + Sim (China) was available with the parameters I needed. For me, this is not critical, but it was embarrassing that the price remained unchanged - 150,000, that is, it doesn’t matter what slots for SIM cards you have in the store, the phone costs the same, although comparing with competitors, the cost varies depending on the SIM slots -kart.
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- I have been using Iphone since 2022, first it was 6, then 7 Plus, then 11 Pro Max (512). As expected, switching from 11 Pro Max to 14 Pro Max turned out to be cool - changes in the camera are directly noticeable, the interface is smoother, color reproduction is better, and 120 Hz for games is generally flying away! Innovation with Dynamic island was also to our liking. Outwardly, everything is also good, stylish and harmonious, the color is Deep Purple.
- Always on Display - it seems to me an overly hyped thing, and I turned it off already on the second day, because it feels like it eats a charge much faster. I would like Apple to return the charging blocks to the box package again - you have to buy too much if you take someone as a gift.
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