Pros
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Cons
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Pros
- 1. Apple 2. How much does an apple cost? 3. Apple pay 4. The IPS screen is not a terrible option. No PWM. Everything is really intense, both in terms of brightness and contrast. 5. Perfect size. 6. A vast selection of aesthetically pleasing and of high-quality accessories 7. IP67 8. The iOS operating system has a great deal of potential, but it also has a great deal of potential drawbacks. 9. Safety and the absence of advertisements, despite the fact that this is the primary reason I do not return to the Galaxy.
Cons
- 1. An obsolete phone in the year 2022, and Apple itself is moving away from this model in favor of frameless phones. Achtung frames. 2. Camera: The camera on the iPhone 4c was comparable to those of its predecessors. Forget about snapping pictures outside, in your own house, or late at night. I feel bad for the individuals who spent a lot of money on the iPhone X just to receive a device that is basically a slag chamber. I compare it to the Galaxy S9, which is only two heads taller, and there are no significant advances in this regard in the newest generation of iPhones, the XR and the XS. It is a complete waste of money. The quality of camera selfies is appalling, and whatever Chinese funding can't fix this problem. 3. The battery is dead, and charging it takes an eternity; I've tried buckets with quick chargers and enormous batteries, but this is just a tin. To tell the truth, however, the battery as a whole can survive until the evening, and unlike the Galaxy, it does not consume the battery in a single apple. The epitome of redneck culture is a recollection from the previous century. 4. iOS12 is not an improvement. Sometimes, but not usually, it picks up the slack and slows down. Microlags, hangups. Yes, there are less of them here than there were in the S9, but in terms of the speed of the S9, the plane, everything is running very smoothly and zhuuuutko slowly right there. There is no support for multitasking, and in terms of functionality, it is light years behind the most recent version of Android. There is no question in anyone's mind that the functionality that already exists has been finely refined to an exceptional degree. 5. Simka 1 piece. Extremely difficult to bear. 6. The lack of a 3.5 mm jack, as well as the fact that the adaptor from 3.5 mm to lightning was clamped, are both insignificant details. Lightning is a meaningless piece of junk that needs to be replaced by USB type-c. Other than that, there are no other requirements. 7. Two gigabytes of random access memory (RAM) are not sufficient; applications are continually unloaded from memory. Yes, and 3 gigabytes is simply not sufficient in this day and age. 8. Even if the app store was changed to seem nicer, it did not stop being a garbage dump like Google Play did. This means that low-quality applications, subscriptions, and poor search results are now available, but high-quality applications are no longer available. I've been using the same apps for the past seven years. 9. 3Dtach is junk; it is something that is completely pointless and superfluous, and as experience has taught (XP), it is simple to find a suitable replacement for it. I'm not used to having to crush my phone on buckets, but here it seems to be a requirement. If you don't want to crush it, what's the point of having it in the first place? Didn't comprehend. 10. Considering how out of date the touch button is, it's hardly surprising that they declined. Tachaidi - brake.
Pros
- The fact that it applies to the entire phone and not just one component is a big advantage that it offers.
Cons
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Pros
- Dimensions\sPerformance Wireless networking and quick charging for cameras pricing consistency at work
Cons
- Battery Power
Pros
- Little and adorable, with a glassy finish, just like an iPhone 4S.
Cons
- It gets hot, there is no quick charging included, and it's an iOS device.
Pros
- - How well you perform. It is currently redundant, and will likely remain so for a significant margin and a number of years. On the other hand, the iPhone SE was more than adequate for my needs in this regard. - Camera. The recording of videos offers a number of additional benefits. The specifications and video quality are still unrivaled by any competition; they include true 4K at 60 frames per second and optical as well as software stabilization (software stabilization, of course, works better in Full HD). The images that can be taken with this device are of a very high quality; however, they can only be saved in Raw format and then processed. The Slow Sync flash, which allows for high-quality images to be taken at night without any highlights on the subject and with consistent lighting throughout the backdrop, is an essential innovation that this model incorporates. - The Taptic Engine. Beneficial feedback from the vibrations. Using the instrument elicits a variety of new experiences. Not only is it more difficult to miss a call in your pocket when you call out after the classic SE vibration, but even during vibration, when the phone is on the table, there is no annoying buzzing, and there is hardly no vibration sound at all. - 3D touch. A extremely useful technology that has been undervalued by the firm, as seen by the fact that, since its introduction in 2022, very nothing has been done to hone its capabilities. And there are whispers that Apple has plans to completely ditch it in the near future. - Touch "button," as a consequence of the interaction between the two prior points, in conjunction with Touch ID of the second generation. The touch button was even more convenient than the physical one, and the almost quick touch unlock after the iPhone SE also delivers a nice experience to the user. - The degree of ergonomic friendliness and condensed size. Although it cannot be compared to the ease of use offered by the SE model, it is still possible to use the gadget with just one hand and to conceal it in a pocket. - One of the best IPS matrices with an appropriate amount of DPI and, as a consequence, a reasonable resolution without the need to push large numbers in the screen resolution settings, which results in less strain on the hardware and the battery. When I first started using True Tone, I didn't think much of the function that allowed me to adjust the white balance based on the lighting in the room. However, as soon as I disabled the feature, I realized how useful it was.
Cons
- The quality of the camera's jpegs is the most significant and significant negative overall. The first thing that grabs your attention is how a potentially good photo may be transformed into a spooky painting by using extreme noise reduction. There are also frequent highlights, dips in the shadows, bulging contrast, and overestimated contour sharpness. All of these issues are present. Because of this "vinaigrette" method of processing, faces in particular are particularly revolting. The quality of the video captured by the smartphone, and particularly the quality of the images captured in Raw format, is further evidence that the matrix found in the smartphone is of a very high caliber. However, processing the image using the stock camera application or any other application that saves images in jpeg (the software processing procedures are not dependent on the application) merely destroys the photo. Naturally, the processing of any smartphone may experience certain bottlenecks; while, as a general rule, this is simply a "blurring" of noise, in the case of such a nightmare as this, you will still need to look. Therefore, any iPhone from the model range that will be available in 2022 is categorically not suitable for those who want to buy a photo flagship for the purpose of "pointing, shooting, and getting results." This describes the vast majority of people who buy a smartphone in order to use it as a mobile camera. If all that is needed is a photo for social networks or to view a photo on the screen of a smartphone, then this quality may be sufficient. - The available memory in the RAM. It should be noted that although 2 GB of storage space on an iOS device is sufficient at the present time, it is unknown how long or, more accurately, to what version of iOS this situation will last. It is my opinion that the manufacturer could put three gigabytes of memory in a 2022 model and yet maintain the same level of performance. - No tiny jack. Apple is to blame for this revolting new standard. To this day, there is no such thing as wireless headphones that have a respectable sound quality. Also, the audio route of iPhones equipped with this connector was of a very high quality, particularly when a third-party soft player was used. - Only support for video recording with the front facing camera at 30 frames per second. The manufacturer had the capability to include the ability to capture video in Full HD at a frame rate of 60 frames per second, but they did not do it until the 2022 versions.
