Review on Apple IPhone 8 by Nguyn ng Qun  (D Nhn ᠌

Once my previous iPhone 5 died, I upgraded to the iPhone 8. In the past five or four years, people had issues with perpetual jamming and a camera that was, to put it bluntly, really antiquated. Because I am an avid photographer, the camera was the primary factor in my decision to upgrade to the eighth generation iPhone. The iPhone has fully replaced the need for a large camera when going on vacation, and it takes video to a higher standard than many SLR cameras (a few can write 4K 60 fps, and even with such cool built-in stabilization). There is a discernible improvement in the quality of the images captured by the camera on the iPhone 7; here, they are more succulent, and the HDR is more profound (in fact, the matrices are almost the same, but the iPhone now processes pictures differently in software). Because I don't play games, it's impossible for me to gauge how well others do. And who has a use for it? Everything works flawlessly and swiftly, including day-to-day activities such as using instant messengers, retouching photos in editors, working with documents, and using Instagram. If you take a lot of photos and the quality of the camera is one of the most important features for you to look for in a new smartphone, then the newest iPhone models are an excellent choice for you: