Pros
- Fast
Cons
- provided the wrong item
Pros
- At least one camera, but everything is alright. Although there is no night mode, even at night
Cons
- Finding protective glass is challenging
Pros
- I have a red color, and it is attractive, comfy (in terms of form factor), has a good camera, and has an excellent battery life.
Cons
- No
Pros
- All. The hardware, operating system, and processing rate of the phone.
Cons
- invalid query.
Pros
- Display, camera, battery, efficiency, and iOS system
Cons
- After a day, you become accustomed to using screen frames.
Pros
- In spite of being a quick phone, there is room for improvement. decent screen (ips is both a plus and a minus in this respect; still, it is good and can be easily replaced at low cost. That particular design is quite well-liked. Whether or not you practice frugal behavior, you can get through the day on the battery's power because it maintains its charge well (excluding games or navigator)
Cons
- In terms of size. First and foremost, anyone interested in purchasing this phone should try one out in a store or amongst friends. Seeing as how the bodies aren't exactly tiny, at first I was disappointed in myself for purchasing a shovel of this size. But after two weeks, I'm completely acclimated, and I no longer wish for a larger display. Yet it's difficult to do everything with only one hand, and sometimes it's not even an option. This thing weighs a ton at about 200 grams. Some people have complaints about the ips display, but I don't find it to be distracting at all; the screen is fine as is, but the frames are distracting (although you do learn to ignore them). While 64GB is inadequate, purchasing a higher capacity is prohibitively expensive. Even if the camera isn't the best, it still manages to produce passable photos despite the heightened standards that were set for it. It appears there are crutches for training him while wearing a mask, but I found that touching the device to authenticate was much more efficient. The quality of my network connection has decreased.
Pros
- Performance, a superb camera (although if it just has one, it is still better than the 8 Plus and the X), a high level of autonomy, and a huge screen
Cons
- The phone has a bit of a heft to it, but it's not a deal breaker.
Pros
- 1) I'll begin with the most significant benefit, which is that the iOS operating system does not make a strange sound. Complete integration of gestures (in place of the button), as well as Face ID, works out the kinks in the hardware so that it may be used to its full potential. 2) I was surprised by Face Ispeed, d's quality of processing, and convenience. I had anticipated that it would be implemented in a manner that was significantly less satisfactory than it actually was. 3) Camera 4) The Display (more details below) 5) Autonomy 6) Gestures - handy! The possibilities have now gained a wagon (imagine a mouse with a wheel and without a wheel - the same thing)
Cons
- 1) Using WiFi, it painstakingly downloads programs from the App Store. 2) Bangs irritates me, but only when I'm viewing a video and only right now, because it makes it impossible to make the most logical and effective use of the screen at this same moment. 3) The Lightning cable, in this day and age of USB C 4) It's a shame about the completeness; the headphones are absolutely bad (the wire is smaller and not of high quality, and the sound is crap), especially when compared to the completeness of the iPhone 6.
