Review on Renewed AT&T Apple iPhone 12, 256GB Blue - Like New Condition by Agata Koczan ᠌

To start, I have to make a request. I write this review not to win points with Apple or Google users, but to offer my own opinion. I figure I'm not the only one who has to make a decision like this, and maybe someone else will find my thoughts helpful in making their own decision. After using other brands for several years, I finally settled on Samsung. Not even the best models, mind you. Furthermore. A former Apple critic, I did my best to "prick" Apple users by pointing out Android's superiority. A few years after its release, the iOS version still has me scratching my head and making funny faces. While there were formerly significant differences between Android and iOs, these days Apple's mobile operating system has undergone significant changes, making the transition from one to the other a non-issue. The Samsung Galaxy S10+ DS 128GB was my previous phone. Due to the disappointment of Samsung's 20th series, attention was drawn to the iPhone last year. Last but not least, I was put to rest by comparing the images I took on my iPhone 11 with those my partner took at the same moment. Now that I have kids, it's important to me to have professional-grade pictures taken of them. When Apple unveiled the iPhone 12, I immediately fell in love with its form. I prefer clean, simple geometry. The recent trend of soapboxes and belly buttons on Samsung's front cameras is not something I support. Overall, the 21st series was a letdown, therefore I made the drastic choice to upgrade to an iPhone. Conclusion. That battery is an unexpected bonus. You can get at least 1.5-2 days of use by discharging and charging to 100% twice. I have my computer on all the time and use it for everything from surfing the web to posting on Instagram to taking pictures to using a GPS to watching movies to reading my kids' journals. Six hours of screen time is equivalent to almost 1.5 days of labor. Sorry, I wasn't given this from Samsung. There is a lot of light and detail in the photographs taken with the camera. For comparison's sake, I rated it at 4 stars because I was hoping for DSLR-level quality but was disappointed. After using Android, making the switch to iOS is really easy. To the contrary, you need not fear him. What my future with Android holds. I simply have no comment. Thus far, I have no complaints about my decision. You need to choose a system that works for you, but either one is OK.