Review on 📱 Gold Apple iPhone 11 Pro Max 256GB Smartphone by Stoyan Stoyanov ᠌

I shifted to it after using androyd and Samsung for a while. To get used to new motions and get rid of old reflexes, it takes a few days. Regarding the phone, there are no concerns; everything is flawless. In 2022, I had a single iPhone 4s, but I didn't like how restrictive the system was for uploading things (transferring photographs and videos to a PC), having no battery, and having no widgets. And I grew weary of using iTunes to transfer my music. The system has become more open when it comes to transferring media content to the computer - when connected via USB, we get direct access to videos and photos, and photos on the phone are stored in. heic format, which is then automatically converted to jpeg when transferred to a computer via cable. The battery is just a bomb (sometimes 55% remains in the evening, I never dropped it less than 30% in a full day). Also, my computer runs Windows. Widgets were, in fact, added to iOS 14. Regarding music, I seldom ever listen to it, but when I do, it's through YouTube music subscriptions that I can download to my phone (a premium YouTube account also lets me watch everything without adverts). Regarding the 64 GB of memory, I felt that this was insufficient and initially only considered the 256 GB option. I then entered my Samsung using a 128 GB + 32 GB card and discovered that just 55 GB had been utilized. The androyd itself weighs 10 GB more than IOS at the same time. In fact, I limited myself to the 64 GB edition because I did not want to overpay 15 for the additional gigabytes. As a consequence, everything I need is now installed, my favorite music has been downloaded for offline listening, and just 23 GB of the available 64 GB are being used. I don't have persecution mania, so I don't significantly remove batches from the device, but I do store photographs and movies in two different clouds. In theory, 64 GB was more than sufficient for my purposes. Additionally, the. heic photo format is fantastic at saving space. Previously, a jpeg image required around 3.5 to 4 megabytes on average, with copies reaching up to 8 and 12 mb occasionally. Now 1.8-2 mb. My most recent model from Samsung greatly disappointed me, thus I eventually switched to IOS. I like everything.