Review on Apple IPhone 8 by Aneta Stawarz ᠌

Silver upgraded to an iPhone 8 with 256GB from a 5S with 16GB, and before that, a 4S with 64GB. For myself, I've only recently discovered the iPhone and iOS again, but the speed difference is simply enormous. The glass display case is a welcome remembrance of the beloved "four C." I chose a model with 256GB for the new camera, which I am thrilled with. Now, the camera opens swiftly, snaps images instantly, and does so with very high resolution and minimal settings. I truly like how drastically different 60 fps videos appear. I also thought the front camera's picture quality was good, and video calls now had better pictures. Stereo sound has made it more enjoyable to watch videos, and overall the sound has gotten louder, richer, and has better bass. I really, really enjoyed the Taptic Engine's vibration, which made the phone more informational. Only when I was moving the pointer and choosing text did I notice the benefits of the 3D-Touch display. For work, I went out right away and bought a Usams US-CD30 wireless charger. When you place your phone on it, "magic" occurs))) I wasn't bothered by the lack of a 3.5 mm port because I only use headphones at home to watch YouTube and have a Bluetooth telephone in the car. The plus side of the HEIC format is that the photographs use less storage space and are of higher quality. - that it does not read Windows 10 while (soon to be added) (it is decided by a special program). My phone has a charge that will last for at least 1.5 days (personal and work calls, mail, instant messengers and a little social network.) When someone says, "It doesn't have a dual camera," I think, "Behind my eyes and one," and when they say, "It doesn't have a curved screen," I think, "Utility garbage." I don't need any further "dances with a tambourine" and it's ridiculous to say that iOS can't be customized like Android does. I'm quite happy with the phone overall. It is quick, lovely, and practical. Nothing in it is unnecessary. Yeah, it is not cheap, but you don't buy it for a year; in my case, the phone lasts me three to four. The upgrade to 8 will probably not be necessary for those who have a 6S or 7, and it won't likely elicit as many pleasant feelings. However, the speed of the 5S has already irritated me.