Review on 💥 Renewed Apple iPhone XS Max (64GB, Gold, US Version) for AT&T by Aneta Szewczyk ᠌

Around three weeks ago, I made the conversion from 6k (the regular version, not the plus version) to Max. My observations are as follows: - On the first day, the abnormally heavy weight caused a small bit of discomfort in my wrist. Now that I've become used to it, I can operate the device with just one hand most of the time. Because it is physically difficult to reach the diagonal edge of the screen without the assistance of a second hand, the feature known as "Easy Access" is available to provide assistance. - It is frustrating because you cannot perform a Control Center gesture without simple access, especially considering that there are a number of commonly used alarm clocks, cameras, and other applications. - The smartphone is small enough to slide into the pocket of jeans or pants, yet its presence draws a lot of attention when worn with those items. Due to the stringent requirements of the dress code, it is best to keep in the hand or in the inside pockets of a jacket. - Beautiful though it may be, the screen of a smartphone cannot compete with that of the iPad Pro 12.9. - I started taking use of my spare time to read more, both at home and "on the go." - Having a navigator shown on a screen of this size is incredibly convenient. - It is feasible, though not particularly convenient, to take a picture or a selfie using only one hand and the volume keys. - The fact that the battery can last for the entire day is the primary benefit for me. You no longer need to be concerned about the percentage charge or check to see whether there is a cable nearby that has a socket on it. After spending the previous four years with 6, I decided to upgrade to Max for a whole new user experience. which I have taken into consideration. The use of regular Xs in day-to-day situations is still the most practical option.