Review on Apple IPhone 8 Plus by Kenta Omura ᠌

Although I had upgraded to each new iPhone model up to version 6, I decided to stop at version 6 because I was otherwise happy with my experience and saw no reason to upgrade again. Everything on the phone, from launching programs to browsing the address book, slowed down to a crawl after the next meal, and it quickly became irritating. Hence, I spit on the ground and purchased an 8+ with 256GB of storage space after learning that the "turtleiness" of the older models was designed with the intention of reportedly "saving the battery," when in reality, it was done to - to induce customers to upgrade their "ancient" phones. After witnessing this blatant con, I made up my mind that I would no longer support the company's efforts to sell me a product that I would never use. Assumptions about Tim Cook's sexuality were mostly verified by his general confirmation. Plus is still less convenient as a phone for me, while being larger than the standard model, but the battery life issue was prioritized in this case, thus that's why it was selected. Price is price, and there's nothing I can say about it other than that I paid too much for something I later came to regret buying. As an aside, I'll vouch for the design (on my own own) since nobody else seems to notice that this is a new version. the phone itself is OK, but I refuse to support the company's reprehensible practices by purchasing any of their products.