Review on 💻 Renewed Apple iPhone 7 Plus, AT&T US Version, 32GB Jet Black - Get Yours Today! by Bima ᠌

I advise you to get additional as soon as possible after buying the device. protection - and peace of mind will be provided. I am not an Apple fanatic. But, somehow a long time ago I was presented with an iPhone4 (I wouldn’t buy one myself). I went with him for 5 years (now I gave it to my mother, she works for her). After 5 years, the question of replacement arose: iOS support for the model ended - I could not install new applications. Yes, and some applications have already slowed down (Cityguide). And even before the heap I wanted LTE. There was a positive experience of using the iPhone4: I fell into the bath a couple of times, and dropped it - and survived everything well. Having studied the market, having interviewed my friends, I realized: I would have to fork out for an iPhone: I wanted to buy myself a phone that would last 5 years. At that time there was a choice: iPhone 6 or 7 and a plus model or a regular one. Decided on 7+. Never regretted. A few months later I bought my wife the same one: before that she wore something from Samsung, but after several falls it became terribly slow (for protection - only the film was on the glass). Here, the wife did not want to be the mistress of such a phone: it was all uncomfortable, there was no radio (before that, she only used Androids). Six months later, her delight knows no bounds. In August 2022, in the Leningrad region in the lake, I decided to record under water for a long time (diving for about 1 minute, and so 5 times) to record fish on video. As a result, the home button stopped working. It was enough mind and 3 hours after that to connect to the charge. After that, it turned off and did not turn on. I repaired it for unofficials for 3,000: it began to turn on, the note worked, but it was buggy. Finally, I went to the office. About 12-15 more pieces (display replacement, along with a button). Works like new (the button has become a little tighter, but I'm already used to it). It’s good that the repair was successful: it’s hard to find a good phone, and I didn’t want to go through this path again. I hardly use iCloud (except for syncing notes). About once a year I clean my phone: I upload photos to the Synology NAS (via the DS Photo application). So 128 GB is enough for me