Pros
- Delivery was prompt and a warranty certificate was included. Gift of a case and a movie
Cons
- Before I realized
Apple iPhone 12 Pro Max 128 GB RU, nano SIM+eSIM, pacific blue Review
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Description of Apple iPhone 12 Pro Max 128 GB RU, nano SIM+eSIM, pacific blue
Apple iPhone 12 Pro Max is an uncompromising and prestigious smartphone. The capabilities of the gadget are amazing. The ultra-fast A14 Bionic processor makes games fly. The huge Super Retina XDR display attracts with a "live" picture. The Pro Camera System surprises with realistic Dolby Vision videos. The universal night mode impresses with the quality of photos taken in low light. The design loved by millions of brand fans is back. Here, cutting-edge performance meets the legendary i-classic. The monolithic body of the gadget is made of tempered glass and surgical steel. The Ceramic Shield panel provides a new level of display protection. The bezels have shrunk and the screen has grown. Apple iPhone 12 Pro Max is the choice of dynamic people who follow the development of technology.
Pros
- Great design! Powerful processor! Gorgeous camera! Bomb New Color (Pacific)
Cons
- There are no disadvantages!
Pros
- Since the fourth generation, I have been using iPhones. Productivity, ergonomics, and technical features have all improved throughout this time. On the newest model, the video looks just stunning. The body is gorgeous in and of itself. The ecosystem of Apple devices has advantages. Given that far less expensive android devices display results that aren't inferior, it is challenging to include speed as an advantage.
Cons
- I won't even note the cost in the most glaring negative. Software is this. It's simply impossible for me to have found that many issues with the family's iPhones (iPhone X, XS Max, 12, and 12 Pro Max) in the past year. iPhones have glitches, are sluggish, the display is unresponsive, etc. In addition to occasionally appearing on their own, bugs. However, a few units just have the updated firmware. I want to draw attention to the poor start right out of the gate separately. Previously, it took 5 minutes to switch on and configure the device. It's taking hours to set up, and I'm now having a lot of issues: 1) A sim card with internet or wi-fi is required. And if I just got a phone in a mall and want to use it right away to snap a photo. Go home and put it up there if there isn't any free WiFi or a SIM card. 2) Before you can access the desktop, a ton of settings need to be configured. 3) Accessing your account is required. What if I forget the password? Additionally, the password requirements are getting more complicated, and Apple periodically requests a change. My paro must be taught as a verse because it is so complicated. You should return home and look for a piece of paper with pwords if you can't recall the pword. 4) a catastrophic scenario involving computer-driven rolling firmware. The computer will direct you to use the firmware from your backup copy. Or at least till the last. As a result, you must finish every stage of the setup process for a new phone before requesting the firmware to install it. restore from the reserve after that. It requires lots of time. It is unclear why the iPhone itself cannot begin updating to the selected version and immediately restore it when restoring from a backup. The user who just purchased the phone is left to handle this time-consuming process, entirely depriving him of the joy of the purchase. Additionally, during the course of such a drawn-out phone setup, glitches and errors may occasionally appear. which will make getting started even more difficult. The weight of this item is a drawback. It doesn't pull in your pocket, of course, but if it drops, it's awkward to hold in your hands.
Pros
- Appearance. It feels good in the hand. As can be seen on YouTube and other sites, the quality of the camera is adequate but not outstanding. Other advantages did not present themselves to me.
Cons
- The structure of the system. There will be a number of applications that you cannot install. The battery is certainly something, but I believe that for such a phone and for such a price, the battery need to be twice or three times as powerful as it now is. It is not possible to stop applications in order to extend the battery life of an Android device, as this can be done.
Cons
- 1) OLED spoils vision and burns out in 2-3 years. Yes, it flickers less here than the Koreans, but still the best screens are IPS and so far progress cannot offer anything better. 2) In the store, take and compare typing on the on-screen keyboard, for example, with 6s. Getting into letters is a problem for an iPhone. since they had the best on-screen keyboards since the 3GS, androids were not even close to the convenience of typing. Now Keyboard for Android works even better than the built-in iOS one. 3) Battery still for a day's work 4) Lightning in 2022 for everything. No. are you serious? Pro Max, according to marketers (and at a price even in the US), hints at some serious use of the device to take photos, mix music, process video on the road, maybe connect an external DAC with good headphones, maybe just charge and listen to music. Type-C USB is the standard in 2022, for the price of my own bio-degradable lighting I can buy 5 excellent Type C cords for 2 amps of different colors according to my mood, which I can’t demolish, even if I pull them by the cord every day! 5) The battery is still for a day, maximum until the morning in winter, in a year it will be cut down in the cold already at 20% and ask plaintively to replace it, well, nothing changes with this brand. (hello from those phones where the battery after 3 years is honestly not cut down until the last% of the charge) 6) Ceramic shield. Nibyozza. Every time, every %#? Since Samsung and Apple claim the most unbreakable glass, and every time, yes, it breaks. So it makes no sense to overpay for it at all. Attach it anyway, you will change the screen or back. 7) Are you still burning money in your pocket? Every day, hundreds of children die of cancer in one way or another. Even in your city.
