Review on Renewed Apple iPhone 12 Mini, 📱 64GB Green for AT&T - A Compact Powerhouse by Anand Kumar Singh ᠌

If there were other manufacturers that produced phones with the same dimensions as the iPhone, I never would have purchased one. Has certain advantages, including its size, an easy-to-use method for switching languages in the keyboard layout—something that Android phones are sorely lacking—and the existence of a built-in Chinese keyboard layout (in Android you need to download additionally) In spite of my best efforts, I was unable to identify any improvements when compared to my previous Samsung S8. Having certain negative aspects And here is the long list—there is no button to go back. In most circumstances, you will need to go for the top left corner, where there will not be a button labeled OPEN APPLICATIONS. This function is present, but to view the applications, you need to drag from the bottom up, which for me, a person who is using the iPhone for the first time, is not at all obvious - the lack of an NFC scanner: used to scanning bank cards instead of driving in a number - forget it; used to pay three from the phone - forget it. - lack of a camera flash - this function is present, but to view the camera flash, you need to drag from the bottom up. Maybe I didn't understand, but it turns out that the volume of the call and the volume of the notice are controlled by the same parameter, and as a result, either you don't hear the call, or the notification is heard throughout Hong Kong - whichever comes first. No fingerprint scanner. FaceID has now been adopted by the manufacturers in its place. Mask mode? Don't. Haven't heard. This functionality is rendered worthless when combined with masks. Even in the dead of winter, when you are bundled up to the very tips of your fingers, there are some benefits that are questionable. - The keyboard is not particularly comfy. Not able to locate the caps mode. There are different tabs for the numbers and letters.