Review on Renewed Blue AT&T Apple iPhone XR, 64GB - US Version by Amrit Barla ᠌

They presented me with a phone. I believed that Apple was a class above the Chinese and the Koreans before receiving the gift - confirmed, debugged ("everything is perfect" or close to it). It makes sense why their goods are a little more expensive!) Smart is generally not bad or poor, but I believe the price does not correspond to the quality. different benefits - Craftsmanship (but not better than Huawei or HTC 10). High screen brightness, high software reaction, and a juicy screen without excessive color (green, pink, or blue), in contrast to smartphones from Samsung, HTC, and Sony. - Many settings – Fluid animation. - A decent camera (see cons). Nice motor for vibration. - Excellent external speaker audio (I did not check it with headphones). some drawbacks - The lack of a "Back" button bothers me personally (especially after Android-powered handsets). This causes some applications to consume battery life and hang in the background, in addition to being inconvenient. Inscriptions on the same screen can start with capital and lowercase letters, be partially in 2022 and English, and use inscriptions that do not clearly indicate the content or functions. - Clumsy interface - not always intuitive. (I didn't think Apple could make mistakes like this; I haven't noticed issues like this in Android in a very long time.) - Screen bezels that are incredibly thick. - An exposed camera (although, when using a case, it can be a plus). Men will carry the heavy loads. - The photo's aspect ratio is only 4:3, thus you must use the built-in editor to obtain additional formats (I admit that I did not figure it out). - Only the new (heif, hevc) or old (jpeg, avc) format of photos and films are permitted; combinations (jpeg + avc) are not permitted. 4k 60 fps using simply hevc. There is no support anywhere for Heif format out of the box (TV, Windows, Linux). - HDR photos taken in the bright sun (sun from behind) are frequently overexposed and have too much clarity. - Computer-based video with a jelly effect. - A gray-patched screen. - The mail client is less user-friendly than Android's default mail client. - If Siri can recognize a request at all, it performs worse than Google at responding with results.