Review on Apple IPhone 11 by Anand Anand ᠌

In overall, the acquisition meets all of the expectations. A set that included "gift" headphones, in addition to further purchased charging, cases, and protective glass came out to 47k, which is an adequate price for a set after taking into account all cashbacks and bonuses offered by the bank and other organizations. Got pros: A phone with superb ergonomics; the size is about right for using in one hand, yet the display already takes up a respectable amount of real estate. At the conclusion of each day, the battery usually has between 30 and 40 percent of its charge remaining. If you make regular use of the camera, then you can relax more quickly. I purchased it due to the camera, which performs consistently (unlike the cameras found in the majority of Android devices) regardless of the lighting (with a lack of light there is a lot of noise, but this is not a DSLR). The level of performance is satisfactory, making it a pleasure to use the phone, and the animations run without any hiccups. I was surprised to see that quite a few programs are not optimized to their maximum potential. In particular, after using the phone for a few months, YouTube has already frozen five times on advertisements and has failed to play the video; however, restarting the application has saved it each time. Moreover, issues emerged in Instagram with the sending and receiving of audio messages. Although I am aware that these issues are the responsibility of the developers and not iOS, it is still abundantly clear that the much-touted improvement was not implemented. The keyboard on the iPhone is a major source of frustration. On Android, branded from Google offers a much more convenient experience. I have high hopes that it will eventually adjust to meet my requirements.