Review on 📱 Renewed Apple iPhone 11 Pro, 64GB, Silver, AT&T Version - Enhanced for SEO by Petar Vanev ᠌

That's awful! I didn't want to sell an android, so I bought this instead. Because I attempt to do just about everything on it except take pictures and make phone calls. Because using an iPhone is the most hassle. Half of the screen is devoted to the keyboard. It's a major hassle to have to switch between applications. Auto-brightness keeps adjusting itself even after being turned off. It's quite difficult to select text, move the pointer, or copy it. Applications! You cannot access YouTube Premium features like you can on Android. Ignorant of both joy and sorrow. Personally, I find great pleasure in listening to music. In this establishment, for instance, one must either pay (and all my pals pay like zombies and aren't even angry about it) or endure commercials. Even the best premium apps have several shortcomings. Take for instance the case where. You can't expect to find a hip radio station by listening to the music of an Albanian folk singer or an Egyptian pop singer. Poor algorithms have been used. The disadvantages are numerous. Just a few days of use will make everything crystal evident. Having outgrown my Redmi Note 7, I decided to upgrade to the iPhone. At home, I primarily use the dated handset. In movies, in songs. The camera is terrible, and it's nearly impossible to hear the other person. The iPhone helped me with this issue, but it also gave me many others. Look, we're comparing the 15k Xiaomi to the 50k (!) hand-held iPhone price. The iPhone is not a product I would suggest to anyone. Even if you're very wealthy. If we ignore the other drawbacks, which can be remedied by shelling out some cash, it's just an inconvenience. I would be more willing to spend less than 50,000 on a decent Android. But I didn't bother to look; I was too distracted by braggarts.