Review on Apple iPhone 7 Plus 128GB Smartphone, Gold by Franciszka Cukierman ᠌

The smartphone's initial three months of use solely brought joy. The nightmare started once the system ate itself. The battery started getting eaten. In most cases, disabling the light sensor was necessary (auto-brightness). The screen stops responding to input occasionally (mainly in the upper half). An unstable safari. The rear camera is consistently bad, with no stabilization making shooting video impossible, significantly reduced lighting whether indoors or out, some pixels (noise), and focusing that is just as bad regardless of the environment. Whoever publishes glowing reviews of this camera model has my utmost respect. Prior to that, there were no issues with 4s, 5s, or SE models. This one is quite repulsive, what with all the jambs and the ridiculously high asking price. Moreover, Apple's developers have ruined ios in every conceivable way: there are too many menus with settings (like in android), you can instantly find the same auto-brightness of figs; these emoticons that always pop out when entering text are terribly annoying; ios always needs wi-fi, for anything; on a cellular network, you can only use the browser or download apps from the App store; the navigation is sluggish, and the weather app This is by no means an exhaustive catalog of jambs (specifically, these latest versions of ios). There's no use in me continuing this letter. At least the problem with the sporadic touch id rally has been fixed (when you had to enter a password, as when you turned it on, although there was no reboot). Though a more comfortable SE seat is recommended, I opted for this model due to its larger display and more reliable home button. This iPhone 7 Plus would be OK if it weren't so vile. It appears like Apple is finished now that the 5S has been released.