Review on Renewed Fully Unlocked 📱 Apple iPhone 7, 128GB Gold by Anastazja Skarbie (J ᠌

This is my third iPhone. Before that, there were 5 and 6. I bought the 6th and 7th on the first day of sales. I remember my impressions of 5. It was unrealistically cool. Mega convenient phone without glitches. Then I thought: "And why were these ordeals needed on Android, if everything can work just perfectly, without freezes and glitches?" It was the good old IOS 6. Then IOS 7 appeared. And it was the first, in fact, swallow. It was a flurry of glitches. The design of the operating system is a relative thing, but the stability of the device is quite measurable. After that first release of IOS 7, it was gradually finished off and there was no more strong negative from subsequent versions of IOS. But that stability and, one might even say, solidity, as in IOS 6, was not there either. When I bought the seven with IOS 10 installed, at first I thought, really, they did make the operating system initially stable. But no - the problem with the camera, which gave out a black screen instead of an image just when it was urgently needed. Now the camera has been largely fixed (the problem appears, but very rarely). Now periodically there is a departure from the mail client when viewing letters. Doesn't always open apps the first time. I probably don't remember all the problems with the software. In principle, if you break down the number by time, then there are not so many of them. But! The iPhone used to be a perfect device. He was handsome (especially 4), he worked perfectly. Yes, it may have lagged behind the market in some built-in features, but everything that was there worked as it should. In this unstable world, it was a device to be sure of. THING that was created CORRECTLY. In order to create such an ideal THING, you need to train the staff who create it and continue to beat it daily until the result is absolutely perfect. And with that in mind, the iPhone was a bargain. And now - this device is about like everyone else. Both externally and by the number of glitches. And this does not allow us to call this deal profitable.