Review on Renewed Apple iPhone 12 Pro Max - 128GB Graphite for GSM Carriers: Affordable Excellence by Hayden Lim (Hayden L ᠌

It's been more than three months since I started using it. Superb smartphone, no complaints at all. Excellent primary and 2.5x zoom cameras, bright display, power-efficient chipset (which keeps the phone running for a long period on a charge despite its relatively modest 3,600 mAh battery capacity), and high-quality construction. I'd like to point out a few problems: One, the wide-angle camera is terrible. She takes beautiful shots during the day, but as soon as it gets dark, her camera turns into a soap opera, and her pictures become so black that not even night mode can salvage them. Second, the front-facing camera is effective only during the day; in low light, it performs poorly, albeit it's still preferable than the wide-angle option. The front-facing camera has a night option, which is OK except for persons who are models or otherwise flawless in appearance, as this mode seems to amplify the camera's ability to reveal facial faults (pimples, blackheads, etc.). This seems like a bad idea. Three, a sturdy metal framework. Except for the iPhone Xr, iPhone 11, iPhone 12, and iPhone 12 small, it has been used on every iPhone since the iPhone X. It has a nice design, however in the summer when your hands start to sweat even a little, it quickly becomes uncomfortable to use without a cover. 4. Kit. Certainly not a negative aspect, by any means. On the other hand, I do not get why some customers are upset that the kit does not come with wired headphones and a power brick. If you can afford to drop $109,990 on a smartphone, you can easily drop a few bucks on a power supply at the same store. A cool smartphone that I would have recommended to you six months ago; however, there is no use in doing so now because the iPhone 13 Pro Max will be available in a couple of months for the same price. Better to hold out for the next version.