Review on 📱 Refurbished Apple iPhone 8 Plus - 64GB Silver, AT&T US Version: Review & Comparison by Vinay Kumar ᠌

Put down the phone and start shooting! It's a bit old in appearance, what with the Home button and everything, even if I only bought it in the summer of 2022. I made the transfer from 7ki after giving it a lot of thought, debating between the latest generation of android phones and the "old man" iPhone 8 Plus. You see in whose favor the decision was made, right? I was concerned that I wouldn't be able to adjust to the larger size of the device, but 7k was too little for me, therefore this size of the device went in, and I easily adapted. Although though it wasn't included on 7k, TrueTone was a big fan (and without it, the album would be doomed). There are no eyebrows, no drops, and no holes; it's perfect in every way. (((The Home button's presence brings me nothing but joy; I love it and am not ready to swap it for FaceID just yet; perhaps my time has not come.)))) It is enjoyable to view videos. The quality of an iPhone's camera and video recording capabilities are unparalleled. The front-facing camera is the epitome of truth-telling, capturing every natural expression while leaving pores, pimples, and bruises untouched (although, if you want processing, download third-party software)) but such is the nature of selfie cameras. The seventh heaven and earth, compared! If I give 110% in the morning, I can bring 75% home in the evening (assuming I get my work done and don't waste time on frivolous pursuits). There was no need to bring a charging chord with me (even though I returned home at midnight after meeting with friends), I haven't tested wireless because I haven't had to yet), and I was pleasantly surprised and am very content with the device. It's a lot of weight at first, but I quickly adjusted. The iPhone is, of course, an iPhone: a delightful, productive, and perfectly serviceable gadget that is, in my opinion, a little too expensive. However, if funds permit, I heartily endorse its purchase.