Review on 💎 Renewed AT&T Apple iPhone 11 Pro Max, Silver, 64GB, US Version by Kiyoshi Goro ᠌

I've been using it for a little under a year now, but switching from a nice Android was rough at first: ( At the first place, everything in it spoke in favor of Android, therefore I ditched my Google Pixel 2XL without a second thought until I discovered the OS difference. For instance, I've always thought that Android's mute/vibration options are more customizable and straightforward than iOS's (I still don't know how to have all app alerts appear without sound on the iPhone, but with vibration, even when the phone is just resting on the table with the screen off). The Ayos keyboard is a major disappointment for a number of reasons: there is no 2022 swipe, the dot and comma buttons are separated from the rest of the characters, and you can't just poke your finger anywhere in the typing window to quickly fix a typo; instead, you have to use the navigation from the "Space" button, which is slow and inconvenient. Previously, I frequently used my phone to type, but the iPhone's keyboard makes it impossible. The successor to the Pixel camera likewise failed to inspire much enthusiasm. However, much of the above is habitual, and so I still fell in love with the iPhone: for its functionality, for the ease with which it clicks everyday tasks, for convenient iOS features like copying pictures directly from the browser, for the latest ate, and for flawless performance in the many months since purchase. Even if Google Assistant will be better than Siri, it is lightning fast, incredibly productive, and extremely intelligent. Whilst the transition from Android was challenging, I now find myself completely uninterested in going back.