Review on Apple IPhone 12 64GB Black by Anson Shao ᠌

Prior to this, I exclusively used android. I wanted to be able to decide for myself and form my own opinion about such a marketed device, so I chose to test out Apple products. I made a quick cash purchase from the officials in order to avoid the possibility of encountering a repaired model covered by warranty or an Arabic translation of the product. Because the menus and settings were so complicated, it was impossible to figure out how to operate the software without the assistance of more experienced users. A large number of different phone permissions and applications to everything, without access to which it is not feasible for the phone to work normally. Because of this, you get the impression that the phone does not belong to you, you are unable to rummage through your own files, and when it is connected to a computer, you are unable to simply drop music and images. advertising that are too invasive within apps. You will be required to purchase music, and if you wish to dance with tambourines from a computer, you will need to convert the file using aytyuns. The camera block on the back cover is not positioned symmetrically in the center, so when you are typing on the phone while it is lying on the table, it dangles. Additionally, the lenses themselves protrude quite a lot and are framed by sharp edges, so they scratch on the very first day. In order to avoid this, you will need to purchase a case. The phone is optimized for use with other Apple products only. A battery that is not very strong, and at the same time, network connections that are not completely turned off, meaning that they continue to work in the background; these connections can be turned off through the settings menu, but you have to go there every time, which is not very good given the cumbersome user interface. The fact that it does not come with a charging port or even headphones, although costing more than $1,000, exemplifies the extreme avarice of the company. A useless toy is just an ordinary smart device if it does not have continuous connectivity to the Internet for endless updates and checks. no fingerprint sensor, no retinal scanning. Because face ID does not always work correctly, you are need to continuously remove your mask, which is problematic during a pandemic. There is not a memory card available; the one that comes with the device fills up extremely quickly, not with pictures and songs but with continual ates, certifications, and other meaningless content. To summarize, I do not advocate purchasing, with the exception of those who are teenagers or who absolutely must Apple devices. I am going to get rid of the phone and replace it with an android-based device.