Review on Smartphone Apple iPhone 13 Pro Max 128 GB, sky blue by Micha Kowalski Czajo ᠌

In spite of the advertisements, the photo shoots even worse than the previous 12PM, and now it lathers faces and sharpens like Chinese phones did three years ago. The 120Hz are defective and don't work as well as the 60Hz that was used before; the shim has gotten twice as bad. Although it seemed impossible to think of any more bugs, the developers tried and added new ones while keeping the old ones. As a result, iOS 15 is even worse than iOS 14, despite the fact that it seemed impossible to think of any more bugs. illumination = USB 2.0 in 2022 is just an amazing fail, especially considering that type-s ports are already included in iPads. The congenital disorders that plagued earlier generations are still present today: a very heavy phone, it could have been made half as light if it weren't for the thick 6mm frames and steel instead of titanium or aluminum in the case (they would have made it out of cast iron) - a touch screen that frequently breaks and is inaccurate - a terrible oleophobic coating that is worse than on protective Chinese glass that costs 200r - the only way to set your own ringtone is through a computer with iTunes and dancing with a tambourine - you It is impossible to change the level of the alarm, the dark theme is not applied to the apps, and the native keyboard is poor; for example, to find a comma, you have to look on the second tab. Alternate keyboards frequently become deactivated, and users are required to manually activate them in the settings once every other day. - Lagging behind and unresponsive IOS devices, which have dominated the Android market in recent years, can launch programs considerably more quickly and perform more effectively. Even now, he is unaware of the majority of what everyone else has long since become accustomed to. - There is no message indicator light - You are unable to customize the display of the percentage of battery charge - You are unable to unlock the device unless you swipe across the screen - The swipe management system is unfinished; there is no single gesture or a "back" button; instead, each application has its own way of doing things, and you have to figure out how to go back every time. Either from the top, then from the bottom, then there is no button at all and only a swipe, then there is neither a swipe nor any buttons, and the only way to save is to restart the device. - The price of any subscription purchased from an iPhone is higher than the price of the same subscription purchased from an android device; in order to purchase at a price that is more reasonable, you must pay from a computer or an android device. - Applications on an iPhone can weigh up to ten times more than they do on an android device (apparently vaunted optimization haha)