Review on Apple iPhone 12 Pro Max 256GB RU Smartphone - Gold, nano SIM + eSIM by Vassil Nikov ᠌

The most glaring disadvantage is that I am not even going to write down the price. This is the computer program. It is absolutely implausible for me to have found this many problems over the past year on many iPhone models, including the iPhone X, iPhone XS Max, iPhone 12, and iPhone 12 Pro Max. Bugs, sluggish performance, inoperable displays, and other issues plague iPhones. Bugs show up at random intervals and can also show up on their own. However, certain things only work with the updated firmware. Separately, I would want to comment on the dreadful beginning right out of the gate. In the past, turning on the device and configuring it would just take you five minutes. At the moment, I am experiencing a number of issues, and the configuration is taking a number of hours: 1) You are need to have a sim card that is compatible with the internet or wi-fi. And suppose I just got a phone in some kind of shopping mall and I want to switch it on and shoot a picture as soon as I get it home. Go back to your house and configure it there if there is no free wi-fi or sim card available. 2) Before you can access the desktop, you are need to configure a plethora of different options. 3) It is necessary for you to sign in to your account. What if I can't put the pword back in my head? In addition to this, the criteria for the pword are becoming increasingly complicated, and Apple requests that it be changed on a recurrent basis. My paro is so difficult that it needs to be taught in the same way as a verse. In the event that you are unable to recall the pword, you will need to return home and search for a piece of paper that contains pwords. 4) a disastrous predicament involving rolling firmware generated by a computer. The computer will instruct you to update the firmware to the version that is stored in the backup that you have. Or at least up until the very end. In order to successfully install the firmware, you will first need to request it and then completely go through the steps of setting up the phone as if it were brand new. after which you should only begin to restore from the reserve. It takes a significant amount of time. When restoring from a backup, it is not clear why the iPhone itself cannot start upgrading to the chosen version and immediately restore itself to its previous state. The user who has just purchased the phone is responsible for carrying out this lengthy and difficult process, which deprives the user of any pleasure associated with the acquisition of the phone. In addition, during the course of such a lengthy process of setting up a phone, there is a possibility that faults and bugs will appear at random intervals. which will make things much more difficult for you as you try to get started. The burdensome weight of this apparatus is a significant drawback. Obviously, it won't tug on you when it's in your pocket, but if it happens to slip out, it'll be really uncomfortable to hold in your hands.