Apple iPhone 7 Plus 128GB Smartphone, Gold Review
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4.2
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Description of Apple iPhone 7 Plus 128GB Smartphone, Gold
Enhanced Features and Elegant Design
The iPhone 7 Plus introduces a range of enhanced features, offering an exceptional user experience. With its sleek and sophisticated design, this seventh-generation Apple smartphone incorporates a unibody construction, seamlessly merging glass and aluminum for a seamless aesthetic. Weighing only 5 grams more than its predecessor, this device maintains its compact size while providing a host of upgrades. The 5.5-inch HD Retina display, now 25% brighter, ensures improved visibility even under direct sunlight. The real game-changer, however, lies in the innovative...
Pros
- Quality
Cons
- The remaining items
Pros
- Camera, screen, autonomy
Cons
- no 3.5 jack
Pros
- Fruit Apple
Cons
- sure, why not, apple
Pros
- Performance with the battery compared to Android: Battery life reduced from 40% to 2-4% while listening to music over bluetooth for two hours with the screen going on intermittently (previously: xperia Z, android 5.1, battery changed)? That's so bad behavior. And overnight use only consumes 0.01% of the power source. You're making no sense. After a full day on the job, the battery life was between 60 and 82%, and that was with no breaks for lunch. Oh, really? Android's sluggish interface caused me pain for two weeks as I tried to sort between gadgets. I saw it firsthand, read about it, saw it on TV, gave it some thought, and luckily, someone else has their own seemingly uncritical concessions. Either the camera is subpar or the flagship's user interface is boring. And now it's all put together, and you can use it! iPhone 6 with Apple Pay. Of course, Sber lied to me about their Mastercard by introducing Apple Pay on Visa six months later, but it doesn't make me angry with them. It worked perfectly. To verify with a finger. This chip has been around for a while, and it first appeared much further back in antiquity, but it still manages to impress. Color display. I experienced the same "wow" reaction to the vibrant colors on screen as anyone else viewing a movie. Rapidity of production, especially when using wireless connections. Get to work on 802.202ac with a router that supports data rates of up to 500 Mbps. I tried out VLC, which works like two fingers and consumes only a tiny fraction of the battery. The camera has noise reduction features (while some noises may still be visible when using the zoom, it is not a deal breaker for me, and you won't improve your results by using the zoom), and the image stabilization is enough, at least for my hands. Tolerable enough that YouTube can apply its own stabilization to make it almost, almost upright once you've uploaded it. There is no protection against wetness. I spit on the first two generations of iPhones. Keep in mind that this function debuted with the xperia Z in February 2022, and it evolved in later versions to reach the IP68 standard.
Cons
- Unfortunately, the QI standard for contact induction charging is not supported. While separate kits are available for Ali, the so-called "comfort" mode effectively disables the device's charging capabilities by hiding its sole connector. There isn't a 3.5mm jack, but an adapter is available (and probably comes with the product) so everything works out in the end. Easily misplaced or broken. With the recent switch to USB-C for MacBooks, this choice seems even more baffling. I was forced to switch to wireless bluetooth headphones and improvise a backup solution out of a transmitter plugged into a standard 3.5 mm headphone connector, some wired headphones, and a battery. Already needs a case, so go ahead and buy one. No matter how breathlessly you use it, it will still scrape. Without a cover, using the gadget in cold weather is likewise difficult; doing so causes instantaneous body freezing and extreme agony to the hands. iOS's Odd OS and Apps Make Users Do a Finn Even Though the Device Isn't Jailbroken. agreement with a software developer who released their product on the app store. or marketing, or purchasing. Package trackers, etc., can be ignored, as no packages will be delivered. Despite having to turn down a few positions—the same tunein, for instance—I am not bitter about the fact that several crucial items have already been purchased from me. At the same time, isolating the consumer's inside intestines causes them discomfort. For instance, I borrowed Ali's QI standard contact induction charging starter kit, only to find out in retrospect that the charging saucer (and not the receiving plate) is warmed. You begin to worry about whether the battery will overheat if you use the charger in accordance with the manufacturer's instructions, etc., etc., etc., until you finally cave and purchase a normal desktop three-coil charger of the QI standard from the same Ali, where nothing heats up, it looks better, and it charges without causing hemorrhoids. It's next to impossible to keep tabs on internal sensor readings; sure, there are apps for that, but my guess is they're just full of hooey.
Pros
- Liked a lot. Screen, autonomy, design, iOS, camera, sound from speakers and headphones, performance, fast fingerprint scanner, etc.
Cons
- For a year of operation, he did not infuriate me) And this is very important for the phone that you use every day. As a disadvantage, now I can write a camera, which is naturally inferior to new models, the percentage is not the newest, and the aspect ratio of the screen looks a little outdated, the frames are really large. The latter can be called the most significant drawback, everything else is just minor quibbles.
Pros
- Battery, speed, camera
Cons
- No wireless charging. Cost 77 0000
