Review on Renewed Blue AT&T Apple iPhone XR, 64GB - US Version by Agata Buczkowska  (B ᠌

A gouno phone because you can buy a far better Android flagship for the same price (50 units of currency): a Google Pixel, a OnePlus 7 Pro (worth 40 thousand), etc. The XR is a decent smartphone, but it cannot compete with the $20k Androids now on the market. Pros: I switched from Android and so far I'm liking it. The battery life is good (it was just terrible in early iphons), the phone has been worn without a case and it still looks almost brand new after a month (was not overwritten, just a couple of scratches, etc.) Different drawbacks: only one SIM card slot, no external storage card slot, bulky side and top bezels (this is probably already a little subjective), no mini Jack (I know now the era of wireless headphones, I use them myself, but sometimes wired ones are needed), with an ate a bunch of bugs showed up on ios 13, and ates were constantly coming out. hd+ resolution - no full hd, well, if subjectively, then face id bugs me (touch id is much better), and while unlocking, you need to swipe your finger from the very bottom, one camera (no wide-angle, no optical zoom)