Apple iPhone Xs 256 GB

A classic iPhone that hasn't lost its relevance

2018 has been an extremely successful year for the iPhone. Along with the oversized iPhone Xr, which critics scolded and buyers snapped up like hot cakes, the more traditional iPhone Xs came out, which retained the best features of its predecessors — namely, a beautiful 5.8-inch OLED display, excellent camera (now dual) and compact dimensions. With the exception of the recent iPhone SE 2020, it was almost the last iPhone that was comfortable to hold in one hand. In the future, Apple could not ignore the trend and, together with other manufacturers, began to turn their smartphones into phablets.

Reasonable price

What can the iPhone Xs attract in 2020? First of all, the price. It is clear that Apple's discounts are a joke and its equipment is always expensive, but now the amounts requested for Xs seem more reasonable than 2 years ago. Secondly, the smartphone is interesting because it has not lost its relevance and is not particularly inferior to newer models. The hardware hardware in the face of the A12 Bionic processor and 4 GB of RAM will pull most tasks for more than one year, the dual camera with optical zoom takes pictures and shoots at a high level, which is enough for the eyes of most ordinary people who are not photographers, and a set of useful buns does not give reasons for sadness.

A thousand useful little things

The smartphone recognizes the user by the face, is not afraid to fall into the water (the body is protected according to the IP68 standard), supports fast and wireless charging technologies, and is friendly with contactless payments, and its display recognizes the force of pressing. One could scold the 2568 mAh battery, which does not take out any comparisons with Android smartphone batteries, but judging by numerous tests and reviews, the iPhone Xs holds a charge much better than the “seven” and “eight”, in talk mode you can count on 18 – 20 hours of work. Not fantastic, but not disappointing either. But the fact that Apple put the usual five-watt charger in the box for such an expensive smartphone is frankly redneck. Well, the front camera of the device does not cause any enthusiasm, it shoots at the level of $300 models, and the vaunted Retina Flash looks cool only on promotional materials.