Review on (Renewed) Apple iPhone XS, US Version, 64GB, Space Gray - Unlocked: Best Deals and Quality Assurance by Anastazja Odyniec ᠌

I had the 5S, SE, and 8 Plus prior to purchasing the XS. As a budding smartphone photographer, I was drawn to clever mostly for its user-friendliness and high image quality, both of which I found to be excellent. The XS's camera is decent, but not fantastic. And now I'll talk about the drawbacks I've experienced: First, I did not find Face ID to be useful in any way. You can't just unlock the phone by hitting a button; you have to keep poking your face into it instead. And only in a vertical position (no horizontal unlocking! ), at an angle, and no more than 40 centimeters away from your face. Weight is too much to manage with one hand. Third, bangs are typically the last touch. As a result of the wasted space created by the notch, the XS appears to have a smaller screen size than it actually does (8+). Even after six months, I still haven't gotten used to it. It's only gotten more frustrating to listen to. To add insult to injury, most applications do not function properly in landscape mode on such a screen, do not adapt in horizontal mode, but are foolishly stretched, proving once again that the bangs are inferior. The iPhone XS isn't the only model affected by the poor indoor reception. On a scale of one to two tiers, in a fifth-floor flat surrounded by telecom antennas. Because this uses up so much power, it's not good for the phone's battery! A common rule of thumb is to flaunt your wares as much as possible, but simplicity of usage is also crucial. Six months of hell later, I dumped this gadget for an iPhone 7, a camera, and a decent lens (photo heaven and earth compared to phones).