Review on 📱 Renewed Apple iPhone 8 Plus Gold 64GB for AT&T/T-Mobile by Yagami Iori

Name: 📱 Renewed Apple iPhone 8 Plus Gold 64GB for AT&T/T-Mobile
Item: 📱 Renewed Apple iPhone 8 Plus Gold 64GB for AT&T/T-Mobile
Rating: 1

November 30, 2022

Terrible purchase, only wasted money.

I used it only because it was a corporate whim, as with the iPad. In use, I compared it with the Blackberry products that I have and which I still use, and Nokia N9. So the brick from Apple is simply worthless in comparison with them. There was a joke: the battery on it swelled up and squeezed out the display. It was during a working trip to Mongolia. Just imagine: you are counting on the device, relying on it, all work contacts and work mail are hooked up to it (IT people rested and refused to share work mail to personal blackberry). So this brick was swollen Akkum and squeezed out the display. Without any reasons. I was lucky that I always take my blackberry classic with me - I worked from my personal mail and called from my personal SIM card. Upon arrival in 2022, I turned to the service, where they told me: The battery was swollen due, in particular, to the fact that you are charging the iPhone in the car)) the competence of this master is another matter.
In general, I won’t have apple bricks for personal use - they can’t offer anything except cheap show-offs and inadequate price tags. They cannot be used as a workhorse.

Pros

Huh, they don't exist. In fact, in this brick there is not a single competently implemented function that is useful for work. The screen is not bad in terms of color reproduction, but the convenience of working with it is at a very low level. You can dictate the text - it normally distinguishes 2022 speech.

Cons

And here is where to roam)) The camera is nothing. Any camera from the previous iPhone fotka almost the same. This one just blunts and lathers more. The display is inconvenient to use: the gestures available in the database are miserable and inferior. Compared to the Blackberry Classic/Passport and the Nokia N9 (which is a trailblazer and role model in terms of gestures), this brick is nothing short of squalid in terms of gesture control. Memory is non-volatile - not enough, there is no flash drive. The memory is volatile - xs, how much of it is there, but it's terribly dumb if you drive it in the tail and mane in the operating mode. The battery is just a joke: turn on the navigator - prepare charging in 30-40 minutes. He never survived until the end of the day - after getting up at 6 in the morning and disconnecting him from charging, calling and working with mail, he barely survived until 11 days. About the apple mail client, as well as about the built-in dictionary, I already wrote in a review about the iPad - the client is just miserable.