Review on Renewed Apple iPhone XR 📱 - US Version 64GB Coral - AT&T by Agata Kozio ᠌

They presented it to me as a gift. Before I received the present, I had the impression that Apple was head and shoulders above its competitors in China and Korea in terms of quality assurance and problem fixing ("everything is perfect" or close to it). It's no surprise that their goods are sold at a slightly higher price, is it? In general, clever is neither bad nor poor; nonetheless, I believe that the price is not commensurate with the quality of the product. With all of its perks. - Skill in one's trade (but not better than Huawei or HTC 10). The screen is juicy, without color (green, pink, or blue) overflows, in contrast to smartphones manufactured by Samsung, HTC, and Sony. - High (instant) software response. - High screen brightness. - The screen is bright. Many configuration options are available. - Animated in a fluid fashion. - It's not a terrible camera (see cons). - An effective vibration motor - The sound coming from the external speaker is quite good (I did not check it with headphones). Got cons: For me personally, there is no "Back" button, which, after using Android smartphones for so long, is an exceedingly grating omission. On top of the fact that this is inconvenient, it can also cause certain applications to become stuck in the background, which drains the battery. - Unwieldy interface that is not always easy to understand; inscriptions on the same screen can begin with both capital and lowercase characters; they can be partially written in both English and 2022; and they utilize inscriptions that do not clearly represent the content or functions. (I had no idea that Apple was capable of making such mistakes; Android hasn't given me any reason to believe that it has such issues in a very long time.) - The bezels around the screen are really huge. - Protruding camera (although, when using a case, it can be a plus). Heavy, but most men can handle it. - The photo can only be saved in the 4:3 aspect ratio; in order to save it in any other format, you will need to utilize the built-in editor (I admit that I did not figure it out). - Photographs and movies must either be in the new format (heif, hevc) or the old format (jpeg, avc); it is not possible to combine the two formats. 4k with 60 frames per second using simply hevc. The.heif file format is not supported anywhere in its native form (TV, Windows, Linux). - When shooting in HDR mode in bright sunlight (with the sun in the background), the resulting images are frequently overexposed (blurred) and have an excessive amount of sharpness. Watch the video on the computer to get the jelly effect. - A screen with several shades of gray. - The e-mail client is not user-friendly, and it is significantly inferior to the one that comes standard with Android. Siri is not as good as Google when it comes to identifying queries and providing results, assuming that it is even able to correctly recognize the request at all.