Review on Smartphone Apple iPhone 14 Pro Max 256 GB, silver by Agata Wydra ᠌

I spent a terabyte on purple. The color is gorgeous and quite unisex, and it just looks chic. In general, the version for Dubai with a single regular SIM card is the most popular right now. I carefully examined the box in the store. Everything is working fine with the connection; I just had to manually enter the Internet settings using a screenshot from my old phone; otherwise, for instance, the hotspot (which is crucial for me) is not activated (the item is simply missing until you enter the parameters for your operator in the settings), and VoLTE is disabled by default - turn it on, agree to the warning that the network is not verified - and that's it; when you call, you have 4G. Don't believe any high-profile news because I checked the camera, appearance, and screen to make sure everything was okay. These are isolated cases. Well, just in case, I would suggest that you buy or pick up in person from the store rather than having it delivered (yeah, I'm an old guy hardening, but it explains itself). The kit is basic-poor-Apple, and I charge from an 11 Pro max for an hour with a small charge every two days with no issues. By the end of the second day, 20-30% usually remains. I used my whole battery life in this setting the year before. The 14-ki has almost the same level of autonomy. I disabled Always On since, to be honest, it confuses me. It would be amazing if future iterations of the operating system just added a black mode with a clock and notification icons. For the new 48 megapixel camera, we are grateful. ProRAW allows me to capture stunning images while out and about and process them at home. Zooming has also become more enjoyable; you can now zoom in by, say, 1.7x without worrying about quality being compromised. The biggest advantage of iPhones is their flawless video, which appears to have gotten even better.