Review on Renewed AT&T Apple iPhone 12 📱 Pro Max with 128GB Storage in Pacific Blue by Ha Joon

Someone points out the price as a disadvantage, but the price does not affect the characteristics of the phone in any way. For me, the most important and significant drawback of this phone is that when shooting on a bright sunny day, or in a room with bright light, there will be a green dot in the photo or video - the refraction of the camera lens. And very large, compared to other phones. The phone is simply not suitable for shooting if the sun shines in the face, and not in the back. If in the photographs it is just a dot, then in the video it is already some kind of green firefly, an element of augmented reality, moving around the frame, which no one asked for. And it ruins everything. If the photo can be quickly processed in a graphics editor and remove the green dot, then the situation with video is much more complicated. And why do you need to process pictures taken on the phone? This is not a commercial shoot, where processing of the footage is necessary, it's just a photo and video on the phone, which I want to immediately take and send to someone, but no, the green dot will not give it. Yes, it does not always fall into the frame, but you can stand with your back to the light source or tilt the phone . But why should I do something? Maybe the engineers just need to install some kind of light filter or try to change at least something at the program level? Oh, and another 12MP camera. The photos are very good, but only until the scaling is done. On the phone itself, on the computer, it doesn’t matter, when scaling, the quality (detail) goes away. The zoom lens does not save the situation, it crops the picture and enlarges the center, and what was from the sides no longer falls into the frame. Although if you photograph the face point-blank, then this is probably not a problem. Why is the 12 Pro Max better than other current iPhones currently on sale in the store? Size is a matter of taste, and cameras are almost the same everywhere. Take any iPhone, turn on the camera and shine a flashlight into it - you will see a green dot. I checked this in a store where many iPhones are unlikely to be displayed.