Pros
- battery, screen, camera, and velocity
Cons
- Not
Pros
- Has Face ID, a high-quality camera, a long-lasting processor, and premium materials for the housing. Battery life is excellent, with only 10% drain after five hours of standby time (or background music playback) and thirty minutes of social media use on the first day. Several add-ons are available for it already.
Cons
- The screen is the biggest problem; at less than 15 centimeters, the resolution is too blurry to be comfortable. How frequently, though, do you stare at the screens without looking away? Only at night, when seeing a black image, will it become apparent that the panel is not OLED but IPS. The included remote control is incredibly underwhelming. The bottom speaker can be physically obstructed. There isn't a jack for a 3.5mm headset. It's a touch wide, so holding it in one hand isn't ideal, but it's possible that someone will find that appealing. This being my first Apple device, I am not very concerned by the absence of 3D Touch. While there isn't a widescreen lens, the single camera still manages to get the job done admirably; with the aid of additional software, such as widescreen, the background is supposedly able to be blurred, though I haven't tried this myself. Throughout all the time I spent on the phone, I never once brought up the topic of frames.
Pros
- Still a quick phone, however there is potential for improvement in terms of performance. A good screen (the ips resolution in this regard is both a plus and a minus, but the screen itself is good, and changing it won't be too expensive))). The model enjoys widespread favor. The battery is reliable, and even if you do not conserve any energy, it will last from morning until evening without needing to be recharged (excluding games or navigator)
Cons
- The magnitude. Those who are interested in purchasing this phone should first try to get their hands on it in a store or with other people first. The bodies are not small; in fact, at first I was annoyed with myself for having purchased such a shovel. But now that two weeks have passed, I've grown accustomed to it, and I no longer desire a screen that is smaller. Yet doing everything with one hand presents challenges; in some situations, it's just not doable. The weight comes in at about 200 grams, which is quite a bit. Some people find that the ips screen is a drawback, but I don't find it to be one at all; yet, the screen itself is rather satisfactory; however, the frames are noticeable, despite the fact that they eventually become less noticeable (although I still glance at them). 64 gigabytes is not enough space, and purchasing a higher volume will be significantly more expensive. Even if the camera isn't the best, it still captures decent shots, but we had much higher hopes for it. It appears that there are workarounds for training him to use Face ID when he is wearing a mask; nonetheless, touch authentication proved to be more practical. There appears to be a decline in network reception.
Pros
- Screen (At least to the human eye, liquid retina isn't any worse than retina.) speed of facial ID on iOS
Cons
- recurring SIM card issues (it doesn't see the SIM card, then there is no network; perhaps I'm the only one who has been caught) on a desktop, there is no way to flip the screen. The battery suddenly decreased in capacity from 100% to 96%. (4-5 months)
Pros
- 40% of the battery is sufficient for the entire day, autonomy Use of social networks nonstop for ten hours in four G cameras
Cons
- In low light, the front camera produces images at the same quality as the iPhone 7.
Pros
- 1) Power source 2) Photographer(s), 3) Actor(s), and 4) Speaker(s) 5) The Display
Cons
- The majority of current iPhones, while not this specific model, suffer from a lack of a 3.5 mm headphone socket, and the quality of the headphones that come standard with the device is just decent.
Pros
- - Independence - The ability to feel (all sorts of vibration feedback - I love it) - The Presentation
Cons
- - There is a problem with the second camera. Before to that, there was an Android that was three times less expensive, but there it was, and there was a zoom that was twice as powerful; I miss that. - Even though the identical android was released three years ago, the screen resolution is still not particularly impressive. - iOS flaws, surprisingly enough. The automation commands, which are a very amazing thing, are successful most of the time. Things just work, but every once in a while they don't. Despite the fact that the standard application was being used, there were issues with the address book whenever users filled in addresses; the program just crashed. The configurations of a number of applications were blown away when the axis version was updated.
Pros
- It works well for everything, including the display, the interface, and the camera.
Cons
- As newer models come out, older ones tend to gain weight and lose value.
Pros
- The phone is flawless.
Cons
- No charging (wires, plugs, nothing) and no advertised headphones are present. The phone is a disaster. replaced the battery. At first, nothing was stated about this. The battery error keeps occurring! It cannot be taken away! only for a large sum of money from officials. I want to send the phone back to the retailer. There is no reselling here. It has been updated. Also, there is a concern about moisture and dust protection in relation to replacing the battery.
Pros
- All. The hardware and software of the phone, as well as its speed.
Cons
- unable to locate.
Pros
- battery\sCamera\sPerformance The screen, to some extent
Cons
- The screen is somewhat (if you look closely, you can see the pixels on that Wi-Fi antenna or the battery icon)
Pros
- - great colors and brightness on the screen; - autonomy; - device size; - performance - sound loudness and stereo quality
Cons
- - a thick layer -large frames -camera is adequate but not excellent -face identification involves facing the screen directly but not getting too near to it
Pros
- Power efficiency Display velocity Biometrics
Cons
- With the protection of a case, it reveals itself to be a sizable gadget.
Pros
- one with a sturdy housing The bathroom tile heard this so many times it became a firm belief. No breaks were found in the back window. Nonetheless, I did still decide to wear the cover. No "thoughtfulness" can be found in the photos taken by this camera because, for one, the camera's color reproduction is accurate and, second, it snaps them swiftly. Under constant use, the battery life of a model 3 is one day. Wear and tear after 1.5 years: 92%; daily screen time: 4 hours; daily conversation time: 30 minutes. 1.5 years to 8 pm of life expectancy 4 External speakers produce high-quality sound (not in headphones, more on that below) Moreover, there is a single voice emitting from the bottom. Five scripts read nicely on camera. There is a silent mode button hidden around 6 o'clock on the left. 7 LifePhoto is a great tool that allows you to quickly find the finest photo in a series or create a short video. The number eight photo organizer is my favorite. 9 Transferring files quickly within the Apple ecosystem is now easier than ever with AirDrop 10. 11 Auto-brightness is a fantastic feature. Four out of five points for the sun's brightness at its brightest.
Cons
- It's more that this model's capabilities and those of the operating system 1 If the phone is held horizontally, the other party claims that they have trouble hearing you because of gsm interference, as if you were in a bunker. No worries if you merely use the recorder to capture the audio. To no avail, I switched carriers. Took care of saving the AirPods. It was determined that no marriage had taken place. 2 If you compare its hardware to that of the most recent Androids, you'll find that it's not the quickest device when it comes to responding to demanding applications. RAM is likely insufficient, but plenty for typical tasks. That's right, there are three of them again! There is NO ldac or aptx audio codec support. As compared to the pricey Sony MDR abt1 headphones, the phone of a different manufacturer produces a fuller, more engaging sound. As anticipated, I need to spend 60,000 on a set of Apple's full-size headphones and make some AAC pals before my ear can rest easy. 4 Complete power 2.5 hours I'm putting money aside quickly, but you have to buy it on the side. Lightning charging port with 5 inputs. There is zero chance of them making the transition to TPC. 6 Convenience is not a strong suit of the dialer. Currently, it has been updated for IOS 14, and instead of taking up the entire screen upon entry, a smaller window appears. Hooray! Let me explain: after receiving a call on Android, you can quickly tell what kind of messenger it is, answer it, and so on. 7 The ability to use only one SIM card is more of a bonus. The e-sim connection has not been made at this time. In iOS 14, after you've eaten (like when you first wake up) face ID won't operate in the horizontal position of your face. 9 I need an adaptor in order to use my native headphones with a Mac. Personalization is limited by the availability of accessories. Notice subheading 5 above The ten I've seen in stores all had the same cover, so I went online and bought a wooden one. It is possible to save a non-native app by using only a handful of camera settings (deliberately reduced options). 12 The WIFI/LTE reception is much lower compared to my previous Android device. You'll only need to manually toggle it once a month. Put on airplane mode. Not light enough (with case and glass 210 grams) 13 Discussions cannot be taped (IOS feature)
Pros
- My red model checks all the boxes in terms of aesthetic appeal, ergonomic design, quality photography, and long battery life.
Cons
- No
Pros
- It is, in a word, "apple")))
Cons
- Price 🤪
Pros
- Nimble, large (although after switching from Se it was very inconvenient)
Cons
- One jack for headphones and one for charging
Pros
- Both the camera and the battery are of high quality. The price of the phone is justifiable.
Cons
- No results found
Pros
- Discounted XS Screen quality is comparable to that of the XS and XS Pro eSIM support
Cons
- At first, the absence of a 3.5 connector, but this is really a matter of preference, and with wireless headphones, it is completely irrelevant:)
