Review on Renewed Apple iPhone XR 📱 - US Version 64GB Coral - AT&T by Kero Graceious ᠌

A gouno phone because for the same price you can buy a much better Android flagship device like the Google Pixel or the OnePlus 7 Pro (each of which costs around $40,000), among many others. While the XR isn't a bad phone, it can't compete with the $20,000 Androids now on the market. Contains a number of positive aspects As for me, I made the switch from Android and so far I'm pleasantly surprised. The phone's performance is adequate, the camera is decent despite having only one lens, battery life is satisfactory (it was just terrible in early iPhones), and after a month of regular use the device still looks nearly brand new without even needing a case (was not overwritten, just a couple of scratches, etc.) Many Drawbacks: Lack of mini-Jack (I know it's the era of wireless headphones, and I use them myself, but there are still times when wired headphones are necessary), support for only one SIM card, the appearance of numerous bugs in iOS 13 and the constant release of new ate updates, and the presence of thick side frames and bangs (this is probably already a little subjective) are all drawbacks. hd plus resolution - no full hd, well, if subjectively, then face id bugs me (touch id is much better) and that when unlocking, you need to swipe your finger from the very bottom, one camera, and no flash (no wide-angle, no optical zoom)