Review on Renewed Apple iPhone 12 Pro Max - Fully Unlocked, 128GB, Gold by Eimei Suzuki ᠌

When it first went on sale, I got it as a gift for my wife, and I contrasted its autonomy and review from her words and a photo to that of the Note 20 Ultra PCT (the snapdragon version should be better). I'll start with the camera. I'll attach a cropped image that was taken with both phones' main camera at roughly the same time and weather conditions on different days. It is clear that while the hardware of the iPhone camera is not subpar, the software processing struggles, there is a lot of noise, and everything needs to be improved over time. Nice daytime photos that are clear. The colors are accurate even at night, but I feel like the photographs are less "warm" than they used to be on the older iPhones. Despite the large battery difference and the fact that Samsung's 120Hz screen is only occasionally used, usually when scrolling sites, the iPhone outperforms it in terms of battery life. I also prefer the iPhone's screen more because it doesn't feel PWM, is comfortable to use at low brightness levels, and is clear even at maximum brightness. On the other hand, it glares in direct sunlight. The drawback of NFC is that it continues to function, or more precisely, that third-party software cannot currently be written to NFC tags. Android has long had this capability; iOS may eventually catch up. A really intelligent device overall with a great camera that is still under development. It actually costs between 85 and 90 tons R, which is around what it would cost in the United States.