Review on Smartphone Apple iPhone 14 Pro Max 128 GB, deep purple by Edyta Anna Ensztejn ᠌

developed from 12 pro 128GB Is there a "wow impact," first? I believe that is the case, and I enjoyed the process of unpacking. Although this certainly won't surprise anyone, I enjoyed how easily I was able to transfer data from the phone that was lying next to it. Second: Is the size appropriate? Maybe a little, but I was looking for something fresh, and I knew that switching to a non-max version wouldn't make much of a difference. Third: The phone was actually purchased for the cameras. They are significantly bigger than in the standard version, but I didn't notice much of a difference in the pictures' quality. Perhaps they are simply better, or perhaps I just want to think that my $100,000 investment wasn't for nothing. I won't go into depth about the performance qualities, but I will state that it is substantially faster. For the time being, the charge lasts for 1.5–2 days. Lilac is a cool color; it's not a shame to overpay for it by a few thousand. The sound of the camera shutter in silent mode is not audible because my phone was made for the Japanese market, same as the first. As I used to go from 8, I don't even know, 128 GB is incredibly little. The minimum is 256. Many experts would doubtless jump to the conclusion that Chinese phones are no worse than—or possibly a hundred times better than—a stub, but this is all from the devil. The iPhone, in my opinion, is comparable to a good Swiss watch in your hand; you won't fully appreciate it unless you try. In conclusion, should I take it or should I not? If it's possible, why not. Sadly, the times when Nokia and Ericsson ruled the market and produced masterpieces are long gone. Don't expect miracles; it's just a good phone, just a new iPhone. It's now a solid square, or rather a Malevich rectangle, and getting "those feelings" is already much more challenging.