Review on Renewed Apple iPhone 11 Pro Max - AT&T, 64GB Gold - US Version by Ada Sutor ᠌

They generously presented me with this smartphone. I just can't justify buying it for myself at that price. Exorbitantly high in cost. RAM up to 512 GB; I personally don't need that much memory. My current consumption is 46 GB. A mere 64 GB would be more than plenty. But they just gave me this one. In every respect, its functioning is equal to that of other Android devices. Smartphones costing twenty thousand to thirty thousand dollars offer identical features. The processor is unquestionably slower, and the camera may be the only other downside. The integrated processor is one of the most powerful mobile processors currently on the market. Yet even that would be useless to me. I don't perform any heavy lifting on it, and I don't even use it for games. Just seeing the raw power of a $30,000 Huawei or Samsung handset would be enough to impress me. But, memory is in short supply. It's ridiculous that you can spend over a hundred thousand on a smartphone with only four gigabytes of storage. As a result, audio and video streaming services like YouTube may become unresponsive at times. Keeps a limited number of services running in the background. just like cheap androids. I won't provide any criticism of the design. On the one side, it's straightforward, but on the other, it appears to be somewhat pricey. The screen is also standard, using the same amoled technology as Samsungs that are roughly twice as expensive. The display and bezels of the Samsung Galaxy S10 are, however, much more remarkable. The designers have done an excellent job at disguising the bulky bezels. The bangs! And days, even on cheap Chinese items, manufacturers just drill holes for the camera. The bangs take up a lot of visual real estate, which is problematic given the presence of both a camera and facial scanners in this area. Android users may unlock their phones with a fingerprint scanner hidden beneath the display, saving valuable screen real estate. The battery has surprisingly long life. It's not uncommon for 20-30% or more of the initial amount to be left over at the end of the day. Android phones, on the other hand, cost far less while yet offering similar functionality. The camera is excellent, on par with or better than that of competing products that cost less overall but still run on the Android operating system. What am I thinking putting up with this? As a typical smartphone, it may run either iOS or Android, both of which are nearly equal in their capabilities. Comparable to other high-end Android flagships from Samsung and Huawei in terms of design, battery life, performance, and camera quality. Although they are expensive, they are still almost 1.5 times less than this iPhone. The price is completely unreasonable.