Review on 📱 Gold Apple iPhone 11 Pro Max 256GB Smartphone by Mateusz Grzesiak  (M ᠌

I upgraded to this device from the 7 Plus. A scratch emerged on the screen during the first week of use, despite the fact that the phone was handled with extreme care. Then I pasted the protective glass and forgot. nonetheless, unpleasant. FaceID is objectively less convenient than unlocking with a finger, and I do not like it. This is the single most annoying feature of my phone. Retract your UX steps. I was using 3D Touch, then it was taken away. We must adjust our expectations. Shame, because it was a good one. Changing it to a long press on the screen is not an improvement in user experience. The primary camera is impressive, especially in low light. There are no words to describe it other than magic. It's meaningless to try to explain this; you need just look at the picture. Only in very good illumination will the wide-angle camera produce usable images. The darkened atmosphere makes for a gloomy image. To find out what's on the 7 Plus and what's here, the top speaker "sits down." Almost certainly if water gets inside. Yet, the speakers pump out loud, high-quality sound. The default configuration is a yellow screen (treated through the settings). Color skewing in the corners. But, it does leave a really favorable impression. Of course I want Type-C, but not the hand of fate. Ignore it; just wait here. The battery, to use a common expression, is a dream come true. With just over a month's worth of use, no matter how hard I push it, the phone's battery has never been depleted by more than 80% each day. Typically, there is still around 50% of the charge at the end of the day, which is great compared to older iPhones. The cost of such a battery is substantial, but I find it reasonable. As regards to acting, I don't think it's necessary for me to put pen to paper. You have no idea what you're doing when it comes to brakes, and this is the peak. I'm a fan of the frosted glass aesthetic used in the design. I remember liking it a lot in the seventies since it resembled aluminum. If they add a fingerprint scanner, up the width's quality, and beef up the phone's resistance to damp, then I'll finally consider buying it. Despite the exorbitant cost, I have no regrets about upgrading from a 7 Plus.