Review on Renewed Apple iPhone 8 in Red with 64GB for Verizon by Ha Joon

Topchik After two years, I'm quite happy. If the demand on my part increases, I believe it will be possible to upgrade to a more powerful model in 1-2 years. But the typical user would find it sufficient. Pros: outstanding speed and dependability. This is crucial to me as a company owner. The phone is ruining this plan, as well as all others. The battery lasts me a day of use (the first six months or a year of operation, the current mode after 2 years is indicated in 2). The original charger charges at a rate of 1% per minute, and when I'm working, it loses roughly 1% of its energy every ten minutes. If you don't touch it, it can depart slowly, at the rate of 1% every hour. Moreover, it is 1% in 8 hours at night when using airplane mode. I'm pleased with the charger because I anticipated a worse experience. I almost always keep it on energy saver, however this has no noticeable impact on performance or notification response time. Generally speaking, it's just more space than my previous Xiaomi Mi5 phone. 2. After two years of continuous employment, I could charge my smartphone 2-4 times on busy days. As long as I didn't charge it at night because I wanted to preserve the battery. However, this proved to be unnecessary because it was severely constrained and the result was not worthwhile. As replacing the battery costs 4,000, it is advisable to use it to its full potential before doing so. And I purchased a battery case for myself after discovering a fantastic solution for the battery (from Aliexpress). He was able to get wire-free of charge because of him. I overnight charged the phone in the case, and the next day I only needed to remove the case for two recharges (exactly enough for that). then for exercises in the evening. Efficiency replaced aesthetics, but it was worth it. Pros below: I find it a little annoying that the safety glasses don't actually stick. Even now, there are bubble streaks that are exceedingly difficult, if not impossible, to remove from the edges. They claim that the initial iPhone screens are to blame for this issue. The cost is also a drawback, although it is worthwhile. Glasses are important in this situation; you can purchase decent ones that are bubble-free. But I recently discovered the ideal one. Glass that replaces the air has a particular liquid in the kit that you coat the edges with. It works out great.