Review on Renewed AT&T Apple iPhone 12 📱 Pro Max with 128GB Storage in Pacific Blue by Vinay Souphaphong ᠌

My first iPhone. Before that, there was just nothing: samsungs, xiaomi, one-places . Flagships and budget phones, so there is something to compare with based on subjective impressions. The first thing that caught my eye was the initial setup of the phone. Well, honestly, I'm not a teapot, but current iPhones require perseverance in terms of initial setup. Everything is somehow crooked, oblique, but oh well. But! Then you realize that this is indeed an advanced device, with its own Apple character. I even asked for "help from a friend" to give explanations for a couple of points. At the same time, I compared 12 pro max with 11 pro. Eeeee…. why such a yellow screen? The shades are just uncomfortably warm. It was cured by disabling the true-tone function and turning on the system "filter". It got much better. Then, what's good is the battery - the max version keeps it very cheerfully. At least all day sit on calls, listen to music, watch YouTube - the phone will live until the evening. This is a huge plus. Having charged the phone in the morning, you are sure that you will be in touch all day, no matter what mode of use you choose. Gives some confidence in the device. Yes, there is no charger included. But the 20w power supply cheerfully charges the phone, plus, it seems like there is an adaptive charging function, so if you throw the phone on charge at night, then it will eventually adjust the pace and charge it by morning. It seems to conserve battery life. I won’t say anything about the lack of headphones in the kit, AirPods Pro were purchased, since in the era of TWS headsets, using wired headsets is a strange decision. Convenience is maximum. (I will not say anything about the sound quality of AirPods - a bucket by a bucket, but very comfortable for everyday life) I also want to note that competitors already cost about the same money, but I'll be honest, the iPhone is the only phone that looks decent in terms of body materials and feels. I spit in the hands of the Samsung C21 ultra - well, such a thing, honestly. In conclusion: yes, no, 120 hertz, but, scary to say, in 2022, the iPhone is a compromise simply because the competitors let us down.