Review on Renewed Apple iPhone XR 📱 - US Version 64GB Coral - AT&T by Bali Benkgonk ᠌

This is my first Apple phone since I wanted to give the brand a try. On the whole, I'm satisfied, albeit there are a few caveats. The phone's menu is too complicated for my parents to use, therefore I wouldn't suggest it to them. To be honest, I don't care that there is very little room for personalization in the menu; I'm perfectly content with the default settings. I need to know that this phone will always connect to the internet and run the apps I need. There were devices ranging from the high-end Pixel and Galaxy models to the homeless brands. Although I've never been a fan of how quickly tech firms replace their customers' devices (with the exception of Google's Pixel), I've finally given in and bought an iPhone, with the optimistic expectation that it will serve me well for the next two to three years. After almost a year of use, including the usual post-Android pain, I can say that I am happy with this device. My eyes are sensitive to amoled matrices, so this is one of the few flagship products with an ips display, which is really significant to me. I've left truetone and auto brightness on this device, despite the fact that I always disable the latter on Android and find it useful only on the iPhone, where it nets me a whole five points. Little things like this are what shape people's opinions about the gadget. The facial ID and the wallet were features I used frequently; they were quite helpful and not dependent on Android.