Review on Apple iPhone 7 Plus 128GB Smartphone, Gold by Czesawa Agnieszka Ta ᠌

My last device, an iPhone 6 Plus, with its gigabyte of RAM and always running apps had a very significant impact on my energy levels. I let go of it without any regrets, and to tell you the truth, I wasn't under any illusions about how well the iPhone 7 Plus would perform. To be perfectly honest, I thought it would be a little bit better. In point of fact, when compared to the 6 Plus, the 7 Plus blows the 6 Plus out of the water. It's like having two cars that look exactly the same but are actually configured differently; one of them has just 200 horsepower under the hood, while the other has over 500. At the turn of the year 2022, the performance of the iPhone 7 Plus is more than relevant, iOS is lightning fast, and the multitasking application that you worked with yesterday can be accessed securely today without the need for brakes or reboots. In a separate note, I think it's important to emphasize the camera! I had no idea that she would be so much taller than the elderly woman in 6 Plus. I thought she would be about the same height. When combined with adequate lighting, portrait mode will produce an effect that is nearly indistinguishable from that of a high-quality camera. In terms of independence, sufficient for a full day of work. If not allow yourself to become hypnotized by the screen too frequently, even for two. If you've already used an iPhone, you'll find that everything here is pretty familiar to you. Functions dependably and intelligently. Everything is easy to access and convenient, much like wearing slippers. You'll be happy with the following features if, like me, you're upgrading from an older iPhone model: - 3D Touch (additional gestures and features) - The display will turn on when the lever is raised (in the morning it is convenient to watch notifications) - The ability to activate Siri through voice command (this makes it easy to set timers in the kitchen even if your hands are full). - Immediate Touch ID after 6 Plus. It's hard to put into words, but the Taptic Engine takes the interaction with the user interface to a whole new level with its taptic clicks and clicks. Because this is the best smartphone from the previous year, everything about it is at a very good level, and it is practically not inferior to even the more contemporary 8+, I will not go into depth about the display, the autonomy, the camera, or any of the other insignificant features. In addition to this, it does not have any glaring flaws, and, in contrast to the iPhone 6 Plus that has a gigabyte of RAM, it will not deteriorate into a Tamagotchi in a year. If you have any reservations about making a purchase, go ahead and do it; you won't be sorry you did.