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

I decided to go with the 8 Plus because of its big IPS display and its ability to record 4K video at 60 frames per second. The device was acquired in order to capture reviews of the manufacturer's goods that are independent of promotion. Obviously in the role of a backup camera. After making the purchase and waiting for two days, I came across this issue: whenever I record a video (at any resolution), the first five to ten seconds of the recording are accompanied by a loud click and a hiss that gradually fades away. In addition to that, there is a distinctive but already more muffled mechanical sound, similar to that of a motor. After researching the issue on the internet, it was only natural for me to attempt to solve it by making the best possible adjustments to the smartphone: I took off the protective film, I did not use the case, I talked to it in the first few seconds (I read online that noises, clicks, and other sounds may be caused by the fact that when recording in complete silence, the noise reduction is trying to find the sound, and something conflicts there), so I figured, why not, it's "Apple Magic," and I tried In addition to this, resetting the device and reinstalling the operating system, as well as recording sound on a voice recorder. The sound had previously been recorded without a click, but it also had a distinctive mechanical sound and attenuation at various points in time. He brought it to the store with two claims, one of which being that there was a problem with the serial number, something about which even the store manager (as it turned out) was unable to explain anything to me and had 0 understanding of. The response that was given was "That is not reconditioned because we do not have any refurbished 8s." So give Apple a call and they will walk you through everything and assure you that the phone is brand new and not reconditioned. As an example, I made my purchase from Apple rather than from them. In the presence of the seller, a record was created, and the seller confirmed, "Yes, this is not typical," the statement. In order to send it in for diagnostics to Apple, they requested that I clear all of the settings first. Once a day has passed, the shop assistant gives a call and informs the customer that the phone has been repaired. I was curious, so I inquired how you discovered it. According to him, the footage ought to have been removed. The individual did not power on the smartphone, did not pay attention to the flaw in the recording, and still they responded in the affirmative that the equipment was in working order. I bought it from a shop that has just made a name for itself in Belarus thanks to the exceptionally knowledgeable and committed employees it employs. I have a question for Apple: do you truly believe in the magic that you create?