Pros
- Rapid face recognition, high productivity and autonomy, lightning-fast charging, and an exceptional camera
Cons
- The fact that it's expensive, cumbersome, and risky is more of a nitpick than an actual drawback (other than the price)
Pros
- Screen that is bright, juicy, and crystal clear! Everything moves really quickly and there are no delays. There are not any issues with the connection. It is now possible to receive Internet service in locations where it was before impossible to receive such service on a mobile phone. Extremely rapid battery replenishment! Deepfusion mode with significantly improved image sharpness! When compared to earlier models, the night mode is an absolute game-changer. Battery life is significantly extended.
Cons
- Removed support for 3D Touch, however you should be able to adapt. And it's possible that not everyone is aware that you can actually move the cursor to the correct location by holding down on it and dragging it. In the ultrawide setting, there is no night mode. Becoming lighter since the high pricing of the iPhone 5
Pros
- iPhone Operating System, CPU
Cons
- Very simply: cost, noise, size, and non-rounded, flat-screen design.
Pros
- decent camera. Quick gadget. Weight (this is a novice attempt) I find it satisfying when the device registers a weight. SS store where he took it did a good job. to the edge to fend off enemies. A typical set is still present.
Cons
- - The level of quality has severely dropped. I purchased a brand-new device, and a day later the connection started to break. I was able to get a replacement because I had the pop guarantee, which was really a factory marriage. A week later, a new phone had already started to discharge the battery in seconds, meaning that he might use up to 70% to 80% of the charge in a minute and that the charging procedure was woefully insufficient. When it was handed on, the factory marriage was recognized, and it was easily replaced. The new phone operated without a hitch for almost a year, but recently it developed a bug that caused the battery to discharge quickly (you can read about this on the epla form, where many people started to complain; previously, this was caused by the use of music); wide frames, 21st century gentlemen, and the frames are still enormous; and bangs, which aren't for everyone but occasionally get in the way.
Pros
- Consistently high standards of quality, style, and presentation The battery life of the 11 Pro has improved greatly and the screen quality is superb. A Superb Layout - performance behind even top-end samsungs - as always out of competition Amazing Camera
Cons
- Confidentially withheld
Pros
- Individualism comes in at No. 1. Even under constant consumption, it will last a full day. In the absence of a superactive, it patiently waits out the two days. Colder weather has arrived, at last! Doesn't interfere with the freedom to do what you want. Two, the camera, especially in nighttime mode. 3. Sound. The stereo speakers are comparable to those found in premium Bluetooth speakers, but they are built in in. The frequencies are clearly delineated and the sound is very clear (I listen mainly to classical music)
Cons
- Price (albeit I got it as a gift) (although I got it as a gift)
Pros
- consistently excellent performance
Cons
- the camera is still not great due to its price.
Pros
- 1. Everything is nearly identical to the iPhone XS, including the size of the screen and the steel frame, with the exception of improvements to the camera, sound, battery life, and processing speed.
Cons
- 1. Even in bright daylight, the brightness does not always reach its maximum setting, which makes it difficult to read the text on the screen. 2. The display is not particularly large. It is a little bit more compact than it is on the iPhone 12. The size of the iPhone 12 Pro is, in my opinion, the best option for a smartphone. 3. A little on the chunky side in comparison to the iPhone 12. 4. When compared to the background of the 12th, the difference in color rendering can be seen (the screen is less saturated and dimmer at the same settings; the applications themselves on the screen and especially the letters are blurry as a result; as a result, you need to turn on "contrast increase").
Pros
- amazing phone
Cons
- Not
Pros
- The standard of shooting (portrait, wide). Integrated rapid charger is supplied. Maintains a charge for an extended period of time. In contrast to the iPhone X and iPhone XS, the back of the iPhone XR has frosted glass, which does not show fingerprints. Extremely deep and rich green color.
Pros
- Display, consistency, and high-caliber hardware across the board.
Cons
- Poor timing on Apple's part for finally supporting Android on the iPhone.
Pros
- display, camera, architecture, and materials
Cons
- I find the weight to be substantial, but this is just my personal perspective.
Pros
- Weighty. Video stabilization. When I use the battery in my mode, it lasts for two days. Face unlock. Rapidly charges the device.
Cons
- I am unable to operate it with one hand because it is too huge for me. Grabs a strand of hair at the temple and tucks it into the space between the screen and the case. Although this form of switching languages is excellent, a significant amount of valuable space is lost. Because of the bottom curtain, you won't be able to press the function keys on websites like "switch to PC mode" while you're using the browser.
Pros
- Camera The wide-angle lens was extremely appealing to me. The photos are of the highest caliber. among the top cameras available on contemporary smartphones. Android battery switching I anticipated that this would be the primary issue, but surprisingly, the battery life proved to be more than adequate. two days' worth of use on average. Speakers No complaints, high-quality stereo sound. My very first phone, and I enjoy playing music through the speakers. smoothness, interface, and system performance When I used a Huawei phone prior to the iPhone, everything seemed to go smoothly, but after using an iPhone, I found that it might be even smoother. The UI appears to be "lighter" than Android, and it takes less clicks to access the essential settings (but unfortunately the necessary settings are not always available) Plenty of intriguing Apple "chips" For instance, the search for images by the items shown on them startled me; it appears to be magic. a useful environment if you own other Apple products as well.
Cons
- Screen For 2022, the bezels and screen are both extremely thin. There is a persistent perception that there is insufficient width. Also, due to the fact that the 2022 keyboard has more keys than the English one and that they are narrower, it is not very convenient to type on it. FaceId and bangs Also, the bangs occupy a large portion of the screen, lowering the available workspace and making them appear outdated when compared to newer smartphones. I rapidly adapted to faceid, however there is a caveat. At home or at work, my phone is usually on the desktop, so in order to unlock it, I either have to lift the phone or myself. By the way, I never had any problems with the fingerprint scanner on the side of my prior smartphone. Applications and the operating system Following the android, iOS is in short supply. The system is overly closed, the settings are minimal, there are no typical widgets, many default applications cannot be changed from the ones that come standard, and so on. Hopefully, the last two issues will be resolved in the upcoming release of iOS. There are other very odd moments that are very upsetting. For example, some applications, like Facebook, do not switch to landscape orientation, and due to the same small screen, it is extremely difficult to enter text in a portrait orientation. This issue was resolved for itself by the keyboard in 2022, which has continuous text input. The photo stream, though, is what I find most astounding. All pictures, whether they are mine or ones that were sent to a messenger, are gathered together in one pile. Your images must be actually fished out of the trash. I still don't see why a separate folder couldn't be created for the camera.
Pros
- Fantastic display. The video quality of this camera is excellent, and the still photography capabilities are on par with those of the best androids. Superb self-sufficiency, good for a whole day in any hands. Speakers have excellent sound quality. The global positioning system (GPS) performs admirably, making rapid and precise determinations.
Cons
- The reliability of the connection. This is a horrible thing. This is not a good option if you happen to be in a location with a subpar network. If you click on a link, it will always open in Safari because you can't choose a preferred browser as the default. You can't disable the screen from lighting up when a notification arrives; if you do, you'll have to unlock the phone and check the app icon on the desktop to find out if anything has come to you. Dialer. When a call comes in, it automatically expands to fill the screen, and unlike on Android, you won't get a floating notification telling you to stop whatever you're doing to answer the call. While Apple has promised to update the dialer in iOS 14, we must wait and see if that is actually the case. Keyboard. Currently, English is the only language supported by Swipe. I don't understand why they recessed the bottom edge by three millimeters to accommodate the voice input and language selection.
Pros
- In comparison to 12, it fits easily in the palm of your hand. photographs and movies of a very high resolution, and a very nice screen. The most significant benefit is that the battery life is so good that I neglected to check whether or not the phone needed to be charged during the day.
Cons
- No cons
Pros
- the revolutionary qualities of cameras including their steadiness and design. Before I purchased this phone from Apple, I tried around 40 various types of smartphones made by reputable companies (namely Samsung and SONY), but none of them were able to provide me with the same level of enjoyment that I get from mobile photography. When I take into account the costs, even for prominent Chinese companies, I come to the conclusion that 11 PRO has no competitors when it comes to price and quality!
Cons
- In accordance with the 2022 PAL standard, the video settings do not have a 50 fps option. For me personally, this is a negative aspect of the situation. It's possible that such settings exist in third-party applications, but paying for them would be unnecessary at this point.
Pros
- The camera and image/video processing are top-notch, and there's plenty of storage space, a swift processor, and innovative safety and privacy features. Maintains its charge effectively. not incredibly long, but sufficient for a day's worth of work. During the charging process, time passes quickly.
Cons
- many interface issues that aren't present on Android. Apple has to improve the usability of its products significantly. Unfortunately, Touch ID is not available.
