Review on 💎 Renewed AT&T Apple iPhone 11 Pro Max, Silver, 64GB, US Version by Qung Quang (Buss Ga ᠌

Name: 💎 Renewed AT&amp;T Apple iPhone 11 Pro Max, Silver, 64GB, US Version
Item: 💎 Renewed AT&amp;T Apple iPhone 11 Pro Max, Silver, 64GB, US Version
Rating: 4

April 05, 2023

Not a bad purchase, worth the money.

You'll feel twice as many feelings as you did on androyd after the transition. One the one hand, the operating system looks nicer thanks to clever animation and a number of other minor upgrades. On the other hand, Apple restricts you in every way; there are no necessary options or tools, and Android isn't flexible enough. However despite the drawbacks that have been mentioned, I am happy with the purchase because using it is routine and does not take away from the pleasure.
The problem with cold is my old honor; it started acting strangely in the cold, but there was no battery drawdown; the iPhone does not act strangely in any way; at -34 hours, it was out in the cold and never stopped; however, you should bring it inside from the frost because the battery drops from 90 up to 10 percent (this was repeated several times). I operated a quadrocopter, so keeping the phone safe while the copter was in the air was more significant to me. Thankfully, the iPhone can manage this scenario.

Pros

- the night mode (photos in low light are excellent, colors may turn yellow, but everything is worked out, of high quality) The camera itself is of a very good caliber. - Display (excellent picture quality, deep colors) - Think big and start small (the most beautiful phones on the market) Design of OS (everything inside is beautiful) - Branded covers provide a high degree of comfort. - Facial ID (more convenient than a fingerprint when your hands are wet, no problem) - Swipe up from the bottom, which is more aesthetically beautiful and useful than the android's virtual buttons. - Of all of them, Bluetooth is the most efficient (a bunch of Bluetooth devices, on androids connected every other time, with an iPhone everything connects like clockwork) (Till the very end) doesn't blunt in the cold, but after that it sits down sharply. - Sounds, moving images, and fine details (many nice details when working with the OS) - Sound (quality, deep)

Cons

- The house camera you have is becoming yellow (on the street - everything is fine, but in the apartment the GoPro transmits colors more naturally) - You cannot see the file's size or the resolution of the picture or video, which makes it difficult to determine how big the file is. - One volume control (which may be set to be silent for incoming calls, loud for notifications, and also loud for alarms). I wish I could customize each component separately, but I'm unable to do so (slider 1) - Heavy - Why is 4k accessible, yet timelapse only supports 1080? - The camera glare (a known issue, the light spots are split, which indicates that the lenses were most likely set wrongly.) It is still there even though it is not extremely irritating. - Further images have been added to the gallery below (after Androyd, why not from above? Yet, you will quickly get used to it. You won't be able to close the application or turn off the screen while files are downloading to your phone (the download will be interrupted) - Listening to music that was downloaded for free is a hassle (you have to upload it to "files" and turn it on one by one, there is no usual player)