Review on Renewed Apple iPhone 12 Pro Max - Fully Unlocked, 128GB, Gold by Korakod Khun-avut ᠌

Standard iPhone. Appearance and bravado, swiftness, iOS Negative in every way for the industry overall. To wit: *the proportions. Since even my brush size is not really enough to hold this brick, it constantly tries to slip out of your fingers while you work while lying on your back. In the mildest terms, it is slippery and awkward to grasp. This year, instead of a cover, I opted to encase it with film on all sides, although I'm not sure if I'll retain it because it's always getting out of hand. *Autonomy. It's worse than my old 11 Pro Max, but that could just be how I use it; reading the reviews, it sounds like the battery life is better than the 11 Pro Max, but that hasn't been my experience. * A simple spill may ruin it. The dark gray steel frame stays smudged in the hand after only two seconds, no matter how hard you try to clean it with your three fingers. *Antiquated. Yes - yes, I do believe that we were all significantly warped in some ways, because. this is the same 11 pro max in the case of the fifth iPhone, which as a child ate other children in the garden and grew into such a stupid Valuev. There has been no significant change: the bangs remain, the screen refresh rate remains at 60 hertz, and the cameras are largely unchanged except from some software-level tweaks (somewhere I have already heard this). In daylight, I was unable to distinguish any noticeable differences between the images captured by the Camera 11 Pro Max and the Camera 12 Pro Max. In conclusion, it's important to remember that this is still the most costly of the already pricey iPhones, and that in our nation, people largely buy such a gadget for the sake of ostentatious status symbols or because they're accustomed to iOS and its streamlined conveniences. But as Durov pointed out, Apple is built on the shoulders of Steve Jobs, and if they don't invent something truly groundbreaking in the coming year, there will be no need for such iPhones.