Review on Renewed Apple iPhone 11 Pro AT&T US Variant Gold 64GB by Agata Uchman ᠌

If it weren't for the fact that it costs one hundred thousand, I would wholeheartedly recommend it to everyone. As it stands, however, I can only recommend either the standard 11th (which lacks a camera and has a display that is slightly less bright) or the choice of mind and SE wallet (although it doesn't take long to get used to Face ID and a screen without buttons, so it's already funny to look back). With all of its perks. Everything works as it should in the pro version: it is quick, it is not overly large in comparison to merely 11, it shoots good photographs, there is so much memory that you can not even think about it, the batteries last for two days of operation, face recognition is some sort of sorcery, and so on. Having this drawback: There is no need for alarm. If you find a problem with it, the screen does not have very good viewing angles, particularly horizontally; when viewed from the side, the screen has a noticeable bluish tint. Occasionally, the camera will generate a somewhat unrealistic HDR and have a vulgar sharpening effect.