Review on 💻 Renewed Apple iPhone 12 Mini, 64GB in (Product)Red for AT&T by Agung ᠌

The lightning connector. No, really. Since Apple switched to USB Type-C for its laptops and tablets, the still-outdated Lightning connector found in its flagship products is appalling. Moreover, the charging cable just terminates with a Type-C connector; - systemic errors. It is odd to observe this in phones whose operating systems are renowned for their dependability. I absolutely did not anticipate being unable to distribute WiFi to other devices after the purchase without first resetting the network settings. The click regions for the buttons were obviously not calculated for such a diagonal; frequently, pushing any buttons—even big ones like the one to automatically rotate the screen—does not work; -general illogic in several parts of the system, especially in relation to typical apps. For instance, you must go to the system settings rather than the camera's to select continuous shooting at 1080p 60 frames per second. They concealed it so thoroughly, as if they deliberately did not want you to see it, when I was searching for automatic brightness, and I nearly cracked my head trying. The dialer does not highlight appropriate numbers when dialing, as all other manufacturers have done for a long time, etc.; -A regular keyboard. The worst of all imaginable worlds, no honestly. The emoticons button cannot be removed at all, despite the fact that I don't use them and the comma and dot buttons being concealed in the symbols menu; also, there isn't even a generic vibration click, despite the fact that this vibration is branded and quite pleasant; - faulty alerts. The most uncomfortable is when a loud bang fills the entire space, there is no indicator, and users must repeatedly open the notification center to view notifications. I still don't understand how he organizes them, as some of them appear on my notification screen and some do not. As a result, I neglected to remember something, and it was lost there until you happened to find it. But that's only half the problem because he also "eats" them without making any noise or displaying a pop-up advertisement (particularly on Telegram);