Review on Unlocked Apple iPhone 7, 📱 32GB, Black (Refurbished) - Enhanced for SEO by Cieszysawa Rogowska ᠌

The kids made the decision to be helpful, and they presented me with an iPhone 7. Before that, I used the "five," and in general, it worked well for me. However, one day it stopped turning on, and the people who repaired it told me that I needed to change the screen with the matrix. However, after the replacement, I found that I was no longer comfortable using it (I changed it not in the official service, of course). I would have gone with the fifth child because I don't know how many years have passed since the other seven gave birth suddenly. What more can I say after having used it for two years? 1. the capacity of the battery has remained the same for the past two years, which I checked today. To serve as an alternative: On the other hand, a close friend has already developed new interests in a far shorter amount of time. 2. Within the past few months, the speakers have started to give me trouble; as a result, I am unable to hear the other person very well, and I am required to carry a headset or headphones with me at all times. It would appear that I will be able to resolve the issue in conjunction with the battery. 3. Wires are the most annoying part of iPhones in general. Where do we stand with the first, and what about this? If you take the original, you will notice that after six months, the base of it has frayed. If you use one that is not the original, the battery will behave erratically: it will charge quickly, but it will discharge even more quickly. The son claims that the company does this in order to protect itself against savvy customers, but I am unable to comment on how accurate this assertion is. In general, I am satisfied with the phone. I am certain that the next gift will be an iPhone if the children choose to show their appreciation for me once more. However, in this particular instance, you should change the battery and find out. thing with the speakers, and you have another five years during which you can walk. In general, this is something I endorse!