Review on Smartphone Apple iPhone 6 16 GB, 1 SIM, space gray by Wiktor Lipski ᠌

The final product, especially in the gray color option, was quite fashionable. My initial reaction to the design was one of disapproval, but as time went on, my curiosity grew in it. It operates a little more quickly than the iPhone 5, and the larger screen is considerably more useful, especially when one considers the fact that more and more tasks are being performed through smartphones every day. The fully stocked "office" was a pleasant additional perk. The battery seems to hold more than 5k, although it could have been that my 5k was already holding less than it should have been. IOS8 performs quite well on 6k, however programs frequently get unresponsive on 5k. It is not anything I recommend upgrading to. Before I had an iPhone, I cycled through approximately five or six different android smartphones. People who have used Apple items for more than a month typically do not switch to products made by other companies. Despite the fact that I have a lot of respect for the company and its products, I find that Apple phones have a lot more care put into them, and the operating system has a nice, fluid user experience. Everything was planned out in preparation here, and the only drawback is that you have to use iTunes to listen to the podcasts. A significant drawback is that the buzz in the market has been inflated artificially, and official vendors have only received very few units. The gray market is flooded with offers that have a markup of 7,000 to 10,000, and the wait time in large chain stores is between one and two months, which is completely abnormal. Apple is proud of this accomplishment for no reason; the fact that it cannot fulfill the demands of the market is not a good sign. An iPhone's service life is approximately 1.5 to 2 years, after which it will require countless repairs to its buttons, then batteries, and eventually it will start to hang. On the other hand, it looks like it's become the standard.