Pros
- battery for the camera Frame Unusual (within the context of Apple) body color (Coral)
Cons
- It has come to my attention that the reason why they are not present is due to the fact that I am an apple slave.
Renewed Apple iPhone XR 📱 - US Version 64GB Coral - AT&T Review
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| Model Name | IPhone XR |
|---|---|
| Cellular Technology | 4G |
| Color | Coral |
| Brand | Apple |
| Form Factor | Smartphone |
| Operating System | IOS |
| See 5 more | |
Pros
- Completely original, fully tested (see screenshots), I took it in "Excellent" condition, but I did not find any scratches, apparently I'm so very lucky. After 6s it's like heaven and earth, thanks.
Cons
- I would like to put another paperclip in the box to remove the SIM.
Pros
- - has a high level of performance - is able to maintain its charge
Cons
- - the size of the screen
Pros
- Although the camera isn't flawless, it does its job more than satisfactorily under all circumstances. Excellent color reproduction is used. There isn't purple asphalt at night like there is with the S8. There are no overexposures when compared to 8 plus. I don't require a second camera module. and after that for information. Yes, and I'm sure 80% of individuals that address this issue desire the second module merely for display purposes, as in "look at me, I've got two modules!" In reality, it has (at least) 8+ details. Autonomy is quite good. From 9 to 23 lives are irrevocably changed in one day. I stopped bringing the charger with me when I was hauling light loads, and it continued for two days. Screen. Positive and negative. Yes, this is the best option if you plan to use the gadget for a number of years because ips won't burn out like an oled matrix does. It suffices for the eyes in theory. True tone is quite effective. Until you encounter someone with x or xs, you are unaware of the frames. However, nothing significant was said; only noise was created. The frames are often terrible if you take the identical HTC U12 there. Sound. It yells what it requires from the speaker. Both low and high ones exist. There is no innovation in the headphones because the sound quality is the same as it was in version 7. performance. Well, I won't remark. There were still some issues with top hardware on iOS.
Cons
- The appearance itself resembles the iPhone 8 quite a bit. I don't have the impression that I purchased anything new. Some system restrictions. (This is entirely arbitrary.) Set. Clamping an adaptor for $100 in a phone that costs $73,000 is ludicrous. 3.5 No jack Although YouTube cannot run in 4K, this limitation doesn't really matter because the autonomy more than makes up for it. But it's still too huge. XS is much more practical, but spending an excess of $20,000 for the dimensions is okay.
Pros
- One. Autonomy 2. Execution 3. An IPS screen and True Tone 4. Dust and moisture defense 5. Speakers in stereo 6. Imaging 7. Bomb hues
Cons
- Thick even with the thinnest selecon cover, without a cover, but its edges are extremely slippery, so it tries to escape from your hands. It also slides over the back of the sofa, where I normally place it before I go to bed, but that's a minor complaint. There is a lot of dust buildup near the camera when the phone is in a case. I don't know about anyone else, but sometimes the phone freezes, especially when you go into the settings (Just recently, the iPhone 3 hung; the likely cause is in iOS itself; we are awaiting update 13).
Pros
- What exactly am I supposed to say about merit? First, and maybe most importantly, it continues to be effective for me for two days. CARL, YOU HAVE TWO DAYS! Taking into consideration the fact that prior to purchasing it I was using a terrible Nokia 6.1; the battery capacity of the Apple device is 2942mAh, while the Nokia battery capacity is 3000mAh. Nokia kept 1.5 days. Yes, this is influenced by both the optimization of the system and the use of a less expensive LSD matrix with a lower resolution rather than an OLED display, which has a resolution of 2K or greater. I will also address the disadvantage of using a completely isolated system. The screen is the next component. Oh, because of the authorization, I did not have the courage to get this equipment for a very long time. These appalling 1792 x 828 numbers for a smartphone screen in late 2022 are unacceptable in every way. But in point of fact, it wasn't nearly as horrible as I had feared it would be. At least in my opinion. There are rumors that persons with unusually large eyes can discern individual pixels. I only saw odd curves at the Wi-Fi symbol; nevertheless, with normal use, you wouldn't even see it until you brought it really near to your eyes. BUT! It's good to know that he captures screenshots using the correct resolution, so that’s a plus. Pa, in particular if they are subsequently viewed on a personal computer. A thick skeleton? The garbage is finished, and once it is integrated into the task, it is undetectable and does not cause any problems. I don't compare it directly to the X, XS, or XS Max, and there's a good reason for that; therefore, in general, I couldn't care less. At long last, the apple has stereo sound; this is really neat. If you turn the volume all the way up, it screams out loudly enough, and contrary to what some people have claimed, there is no wheezing when you do so. And why the devil would you even consider acting like that? Camera. This is the place where all the magic takes place. The iPhone XR only features one camera module, as opposed to the two modules found in the iPhone X, XS, and XS max. This results in images that are far clearer, more detailed, and sharper than their predecessors. Who would have thought that the XR would harm the XS and XS Max cameras? Considering that the above were filmed on a different camera module, hell would know why; as a result, there is a slight blur (blur on the surface) in the photo; who would have imagined that the XR would ruin the cameras? When it comes to video recording, which is typically at its peak, it is preferable not to have a phone in general that is capable of competing with iPhones in this regard.
Cons
- Oh . And now for the negatives. As someone who has used Android for a long time, the closed system is driving me crazy. It is not feasible to transfer audio or video files to the mobile device (YES! I am aware that other individuals are able to accomplish it using iTunes, but I am unable to. I attempted to carry out these steps, even after reading the comments left on YouTube, but to no avail. An iPhone user who has been using the device for a long time and who tried to assist me in setting it up in the same manner that he does for himself was unsuccessful. Unfortunately, the file is not added to the media library as it should have been. And what about movies, specifically? There is a common misconception that in order to add music to your computer, you first have to activate the free trial version of iTunes, which gives you access to the program for three months. However, what if I don't feel like doing this? These dances including a tambourine are driving me nuts! Where did you get that? In addition, even if I connect my phone to my computer, I won't be able to transfer any pictures or photos to my phone. However, I am able to upload anything, including images and movies, from the phone to the computer. Just like a haughty lady, for whom you do everything, but all she does in response is turn her nose up at everything, making it all so unreachable. This is beyond frustrating in the extreme. And now I'm not going to talk about haughty FIFA anymore. Phone charging. This is, without a doubt, the most excruciating part of the phone, regardless of its age. Your mobile phone will fully charge in approximately three hours and thirty to forty minutes if you use a regular adapter. Isn't it cool? The fact that the phone can carry so much power, though, is not something that is currently causing me any concern. I turned it on in the evening before going to bed, and when I woke up in the morning, I removed it from the charger to find that it had lasted for two hours of daylight; this is a pretty neat feature. Oh yes! Observed a somewhat insignificant drawback. When accessing social networks or even playing short sessions of games, the battery is able to keep its charge for an extended period of time; but, as soon as you start using the camera or recording video, the power will start to drain away before your very eyes. And, well, its pricing, for such a phone it is still quite high, no matter how one spins it or what one says about it.
Pros
- 1. The camera is of very high quality. There isn't a dual camera, but that's okay because I don't require a portrait mode (I consider it to be indulgent), and he's more than capable of making a detailed portrait of a person. In general, I have not yet completed any kind of portrait. 2. length of time a battery will last. 44% of people were still present somewhere yesterday from 6:30 in the morning until approximately 22:00. The level of labor load associated with the phone in today's technological climate is medium-to-high. LTE is constantly on, and geolocation is also active in the majority of applications. The screen was uploaded; this is from 6:30 to 23:30. There is still 11% available. There was no indication that the power-saving mode was engaged. Due to the fact that I was in a location that prevented me from catching a connection, the airplane mode was only available for around two hours. But at this point in time, it was emitting some sort of musical sound. 3. I have red for the design and appearance (with a reservation for glass at the back because I don't like glass and want aluminum instead). 4. The speakers produce an excellent sound 5. The quality of the communication reception (which is at least an improvement above the reception of my prior smartphone; you can see which one it was below). 6. I thought Face ID was a cool feature. It may function very swiftly even in total darkness, at significant angles, and even inside a hat. You won't be able to recognize it unless you cover up the half-face with your hand first. 7. Performance, while of course everything is moving along at a rapid pace. Next - let's see.
Cons
- 1. Cost (for further information, read the comments). 2. Monobrow. This idea didn't really resonate with me at all. Even if I am aware of the speaker and the facial recognition sensor, I am still unable to comprehend its significance, or why it is so enormous. At the very least, I do not get why it is so large. When using applications, it is still alright, I don't care, and even sometimes it is convenient (icons for the battery, the network, and other things seem to take up no space), but when viewing a movie, this eyebrow is only in the bad direction. 3. This is a trend throughout the entire industry; there is not a 3.5 jack, and even an adapter was not included this time. 4. The absence of quick charging is not, in my opinion (and this point is key), one of the most significant drawbacks. It maintains its iron state during the day, and the amount that it will charge over night is irrelevant to me. In addition, I don't use regular charging at home; instead, I just insert my phone right into the filter, which has two USB ports. We did not take the time to measure how rapidly it charges from them. In addition to that, I have a charger for my iPad with me. Everything else is based on conjecture, theory, or a relative lack of evidence. 1. The screen resolution appeared normal to me; there was nothing wrong with it. An outstanding display; it would be even better if it could reduce power consumption as well. My prior smart device had an OLED, and I honestly can't tell the difference between this one and it. The color black is not as dark as it appears, but that is unimportant since when I look at it from certain angles, it appears to be OK. Personally, I do not understand the sense in this chase of resolution, similar to how I formerly did not see the point in trying to increase the number of megapixels on a camera. 2. Frames. They are, without a doubt, but I am oblivious to it. I used to have a conventional smart phone with frames, but I upgraded, and now everything works perfectly for me. Do not take these frames with you if you do not like the way they look.
Pros
- Smart, the battery lasts well when not in use, good sound from the external speaker, and moisture protection; high-quality camera, photos, and videos; a screen that looks good despite its low resolution by today's standards. Apple's iOS is back for nostalgic users.
Cons
- large frames and corresponding dimensions for a small screen; one main camera; by 2022, everyone will have three; a 3k battery; with these proportions, 4k is certainly doable; and a work time of three hours when using the camera. Some things that can be done on Android are either not possible here or require dancing with a tambourine, dealing with music and photo files is a nightmare, the user interface is poorly customizable, you have no widgets or interface themes, and regular TV does not display photos or videos.
Pros
- Display 1. Camera 2. 3. Self-rule Work speed: 4; Face ID: 5 6. Speakers in stereo 7. Dust and moisture defense
Cons
- Price and Weight
Pros
- execution in typical use. is capable of being a flash drive. There were misconceptions that the iPhone could only store items that were purchased through iTunes. Keyboard. Congratulations, Apple. I almost always push the button I intended to. More mistakes were made when using Gboard on Android. The comma and numerals must be climbed behind to see any extra characters, which are all buried at the same moment. video recording.
Cons
- Picture frames. I would prefer something little thinner than the XS. Battery. Enough time for some morning and evening YouTube, afternoon VK, and afternoon Instagram. Problems may already start if you use it as a navigation tool while traveling. Recognize, pardon, and bring a charger.
