Review on Smartphone Apple iPhone 12 Pro Max 256 GB RU, graphite by Mateusz Strach ᠌

We decided to take the advice of our pals and get an iPhone. Prior to that, I used a number of different android flagships. My new phone is twice as expensive as the one I was using before. The phone is in no way deserving of such a disparity. One, it weighs a ton. Second, why do you need such a big frame? You can get away with a lot of modules in your bangs, and that's fine. Third, this size battery isn't even close to being optimal. The Android 5 data transfer implementation is terrible. Intense but lacking in depth Six, the sun is completely opaque. The Galaxy S20's display is more luminous (and this is not even a S21 .) Seven, show 60 hertz for 100k+ 8. Standard applications that make no sense, giant opaque widgets that are hard to read, and the inability to start with a blank screen and add shortcuts to the bottom without resorting to a third-party tool. Nine. Slow "fast" charging that costs extra to use. You can't lock down individual folders with a password as you can on Android. Because of the frequency with which sensitive information is leaked from apps, I prefer more tried-and-true methods. 11 Having little features overall. The do not disturb mode, for instance, can be time-based. You can't count up which days, though. On the weekends, for instance, I have no use for this setting. 12 - A useless phone app. A large number of pointless mouse clicks are required. The first thought that popped into my head, at any rate. The positives include a high-quality portrait mode and generally comparable performance to other brands. Zooming costs you. It's unclear why a phone costing so much is inferior to alternatives that cost much less. The people who started the Apple cult and sing the fruit's praises to no end deserve our gratitude. We have now acquired, inspected, and drawn our judgments. I would not suggest it.