Review on Renewed Apple iPhone 11 Pro Max - AT&T, 64GB Gold - US Version by Itsara Thanomvong ᠌

replaced the 7 Plus model with it. Despite the phone being handled with extreme care, a scratch formed on the screen during the first week of use. After that, I forgot to paste the protective glass. Nevertheless, nasty. FaceID is objectively less handy than unlocking with a finger, hence I HATE it. I think my primary issue with the phone is mainly this. Reverse the UX. I used to have 3D Touch, but it was removed. will need to adjust to it. It was an excellent one, too bad. That is a step back in UX to replace it with a long press on the screen. The main camera is useful, especially in night mode. There are no additional words; it's just some magic. It serves no purpose to write anything here; you must simply see it.) The wide-angle camera performs best in well-lit environments. The image is really depressing due to the absence of light. The top speaker "sits down" to reveal what is on the 7 Plus and what is here. Probably if moisture gets inside. But, despite this, the speakers produce loud, excellent sound. Out of the box, the screen becomes yellow (treated through the settings). corner color distortion But overall, it leaves a great impression. Of course, Type-C is something I'd enjoy, but not fate. Nothing, let's just wait. The battery truly is a dream come true, as they say. No matter how I use it, the phone has never been discharged by more than 80% per day (in the sense of up to 20% of the balance) during the entire usage period (a little over a month). With prior iPhones, it seems miraculous that by the end of the day, there is typically still 50% of the charge left. Although the cost of such a battery is high, in my opinion, it is reasonable. Regarding performance, I don't see the need to mention anything. You have zero brake knowledge, and this is the top. I like the frosted glass aspect of the design. It resembles metal, which I really liked back in the 1970s. This phone would be ideal in my opinion if it included a fingerprint scanner, better width, and better moisture protection to prevent the speakers from collapsing. But despite the exorbitant cost, I do not regret leaving behind 7 Plus even now.