Review on Renewed Apple iPhone XS, US Version, Silver, 64GB - AT&T by Momchil Peev ᠌

Name: Renewed Apple iPhone XS, US Version, Silver, 64GB - AT&T
Item: Renewed Apple iPhone XS, US Version, Silver, 64GB - AT&T
Rating: 4

July 17, 2023

Cool product, happy with the purchase, maybe I'll buy it again.

I switched from an iPhone 6s to this smartphone, but I must admit that I didn't experience the anticipated wow factor; instead, I felt like the 6s was only slightly more superior. When it comes to the opening speed of applications, the overall speed of work is virtually on par with Xs.
After purchasing a smartphone for myself, I came to the conclusion that you probably shouldn't use pricey cellphones, however I don't advocate using outdated technology either.
Another point is that if you work in an office, you obviously don't look like some sort of OPA when you need to demonstrate your status. Although the top smartphones from OPA, Samsung, and Huawei priced almost the same as those from the previous year.
So in the future, I came to the conclusion that since I don't watch movies or play video games, it makes no sense to pay $50 for a phone.
The only solace is Apple's continued support for its products, however each new version slightly slows down earlier phone models.
Of course, viewing content and reading articles on a bigger screen is more convenient, but since I was afraid that using an Oled screen would cause my eyes to grow fatigued, I was surprised by this.
Since my TV is an Oled, there is never any Shim at whatever brightness level.
Phones with IPS displays are, in my opinion, the best option if you frequently read Smart.
If my eyes did not grow tired of the display after prolonged use, I would be extremely happy with the phone. that's a fantastic choice!
I chose it since, in my opinion, the iPhone XR and iPhone 11 appear like budget options and feel awkward in my hands for ergonomics and the screen.
I had initially planned to get an Xs Max, but I changed my mind last-minute, so I felt it would not be practical to use one hand while carrying an Xs Max in my pocket.
I'm unable to comment on the battery, but generally speaking, with moderate use, I have plenty for a day.
Like many others, I advise reading articles for 10 minutes while standing in the store to determine whether or not your eyes will become fatigued. You can also watch 11Pro displays, which have the same content, before making a purchase. With a phone that has an IPS display, it can be a good idea to turn away if your eyes grow fatigued or if you have any sort of sand in your eyes.

Pros

More respectable and comfortable in the hand than the iPhone 11 and XR, stunning Oled display (excellent for gaming and watching movies), fantastic camera, and the ability to keep save 3D Touch clicks. good at taking pictures and movies. A face ID is more practical than a fingerprint because it may be used even when the hands are moist. extremely efficient and elegant design. You have the impression that you are holding something magnificent. Megafon is selling items from 18 to 22 for 45 using the promotional code:? spm=a2g0o. Store_home. ProductList_1000004620375. Pic_11.

Cons

- a tiny quantity of memory; 128GB would be more appropriate today than 64GB. The solution, in my opinion, is to either use the cloud or an external flash drive; both are enabled by IOS13 and cost between $7,500 and $10,000 for 256 GB versions; PWM on OLED after a 50% brightness reduction (you can find reviews on this topic online); - in my opinion, reading from such a contrasting, bright screen causes eye fatigue (at this time, the IPS display looks preferable), while playing games and watching videos is enjoyable; - there is a feeling that it is morally out of date due to the design of the rear camera (but this is more likely the work of marketers; if you don't care, then OK). When comparing the Xs with 11 PRO, I experienced a same problem after purchasing a 6S when the 7 came out. Although, from what I hear, they just change in how they use the camera; otherwise, everything is pretty much the same (although, obviously, with a bit more assistance and all that). Although I'll admit that I compared the Xs and 6S's speeds for launching applications, the 6S's performance isn't much different from the Xs'. There may be minor variations in the loading times of particularly large programs, but for routine chores, + - the same.