Review on 📱 Renewed Apple iPhone XR US Version 64GB Red for AT&T Network by Anand John ᠌

Name: 📱 Renewed Apple iPhone XR US Version 64GB Red for AT&T Network
Item: 📱 Renewed Apple iPhone XR US Version 64GB Red for AT&T Network
Rating: 5

March 03, 2023

A good quality product, I rate this purchase perfectly.

- The black hue isn't quite black; it's more of a grayish black tint, but the grey tint makes it even more aesthetically beautiful and seems to be quite useful.
- enlarged frames, I didn't even notice them after the iPhone 6s; they don't detract from the appearance and don't draw attention. Only when compared to the iPhone X and XS will these frames no longer appear to be very attractive, but overall, it even looks more solid, especially with a diagonal of 6.1'.

Pros

excellent camera - battery-battery, sufficient for the duration of the train ride (photos, maps) stereophonic musical effect (phone speaker and loudspeaker speaker) - clean body and screen borders, as well as a nice style and shape. - functionality with iOS 12 out-of-the-box and the A12 Bionic - Use your finger to tap the screen to turn it on.

Cons

flaws in iOS that have been carried over from one version to the next year after year include the sound quality of its ringtone, which was somehow reduced in quality and remained unchanged starting with the very first iPhone. The sound quality in the player and on the ringtone appears to have been cut off up to 64 kbps. The one saving grace is audio, which is more or less better than on younger versions. The widgets, as they were crooked, remained as soon as they were added, even the screen time in height is not fully displayed, but is cut off, about the rest of the widgets of the unit, where all the content fits normally. It appears as though 6 rows, somehow stretched, 7 rows would look more practical and more aesthetic on such a diagonal. There are many useful features in this iOS, of course, and they are all very helpful. However, from year to year, these jambs have already grown so grating to the eye that they only serve to degrade the usability of the system.