Review on Smartphone Apple iPhone 13 Pro Max 128 GB, graphite by Aneta Kaska ᠌

In spite of the commercials, the quality of the photographs taken is even lower than it was at 12PM; the camera now lathers faces and sharpens like Chinese phones did three years ago. The shim is now twice as bad as it was with the original 60Hz because 120Hz are faulty and don't operate as well. It seemed impossible to think of more bugs, yet they tried and added new ones while not deleting the existing ones, making iOS 15 even worse than iOS 14. It's absurd to equate lighting with USB 2.0 in 2022, when even iPads have type-s The congenital defects that plagued previous generations persist 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) - Brake and inaccurate touch screen - A terrible oleophobic coating is worse than on protective Chinese glass for 200r - You can only set your own ringtone through a computer with iTunes and dancing with a tambourine A poor built-in keyboard where the comma is hidden on the second tab and you can't change the alarm volume. Keyboard alternatives are continually dislodging and require daily manual activation from the settings menu. Apathetic and unresponsive The most popular Android devices in recent years have been IOS, and their apps launch and function considerably more quickly on IOS. Half the things that everyone else takes for granted, he still doesn't understand. An unfinished swipe management system; there is no universal gesture or "back" button; unlocking the screen requires swiping across it; and apps each have their own unique method of navigating backwards from the current screen. From the top, from the bottom, with a swipe, with no buttons at all, and finally with a restart as the only means of saving progress. iPhone users pay more for subscriptions than Android users do, so they must use a computer or Android device to make their purchases. In addition, iOS applications can be up to 10 times heavier than their Android counterparts (apparently vaunted optimization haha)