Review on Renewed Apple iPhone 12 Mini, 📱 64GB Green for AT&T - A Compact Powerhouse by Alvin Jaydonkeenan ᠌

1. Face ID occasionally becomes dull - yes, yes, I'm not sure why nobody ever writes about this from the word. My friends also have iPhones with the 12th generation, and occasionally you can see that, for instance, when you lifted the iPhone from the table and brought it to your face, the lock did not immediately open, slightly delaying the animation and, as a result, the unlock itself. This situation can be really unpleasant at times. 2. There is no such thing as an oleophobic coating on screens, to put it mildly. The screen is always, always smeared, and the finger often moves quite awkwardly across it. You can visit a well-known forum and read dozens and dozens of posts from folks who purchased this smartphone, and I'm not kidding. Remove right away 1 star from the smartphone's overall rating for such a disaster. For a flagship, this is unacceptably bad. Again, I'm astonished that no one has written about it on this site. 3. Not the best smartphone construction. If you look closely, you can see the smartphone's bottom joints between the glass and the body. This has no bearing on work in any manner, yet it is nonetheless astonishing that an Android smartphone that costs $70k at launch is made with less care than practically any state employee. I'm not exaggerating when I say that you can get assistance from a branch on this smartphone on a well-known forum.