Review on Apple IPhone 8 Plus by Gim Ji ᠌

Name: Apple IPhone 8 Plus
Item: Apple IPhone 8 Plus
Rating: 1

March 03, 2023

The product is not good, I will not buy any more.

As with the iPad, I only used it because it was a corporate whim. I contrasted it in usage with the Blackberry products I own and continue to use, as well as the Nokia N9. The brick from Apple is therefore completely useless in comparison to them. There was a joke about how the battery on it grew and squeaked the display out. It happened while on a business trip to Mongolia. Just picture yourself dependent on the smartphone, with all of your business contacts and email connected to it (IT people rested and refused to share work mail to personal blackberry). As a result, this brick swelled up and forced the display out. without justification. I was fortunate to always carry my Blackberry Classic, which allowed me to access my personal email and make calls using my own SIM card. When I arrived in 2022, I went to the service, and they informed me that the battery had gotten swollen, specifically because you were charging your iPhone in the car. However, the competence of this master was a different story.
In general, I won't have apple bricks for my own usage because they are nothing more than overpriced showoffs. They are ineffective as a workhorse.

Pros

Well, I see, they don't. In reality, there isn't a single work-relevant function that has been adequately developed in this brick. Although the screen does a good job of reproducing colors, working with it is not at all convenient. You can dictate the text because 2022 speech can usually be distinguished.

Cons

And this is where you should wander. The camera is useless. The camera on the iPhone before was essentially unchanged. Simply put, this one lathers and blunts more. The motions that are available in the database are terrible and subpar, making it difficult to operate the display. This brick is nothing short of filthy in terms of gesture control when compared to the Blackberry Classic/Passport and the Nokia N9 (which is a trailblazer and role model in terms of gestures). Non-volatile memory is insufficient, and there is no flash drive. The memory is volatile—xs, how much of it is there—but if you operate it in tail-and-mane mode, it is incredibly stupid. The battery is a joke; just turn on the GPS and get ready for charging in 30 to 40 minutes. After getting up at 6 in the morning and cutting him off from charging, making calls, and using the mail, he never lived to see the end of the day. He only managed to make it for 11 days. I already mentioned how terrible the apple mail client is in a review of the iPad, along with how terrible the built-in dictionary is.