The Apple iPhone X: Finally Reviewed
Now that the device has been available for a few years, and with prices having been given the opportunity to go down slightly, it comes time for the X to finally be reviewed properly, fully, and free of the biases of people who simply don't know what they're talking about. At long last, the goofiest iPhone ever gets its turn under the microscope, and the results might just surprise you.
Chapters:
00:30 - Introduction
01:20 - Platform Design and Ergonomics
02:22 - Display and Security
03:28 - Software and Gestures
04:57 - The Bad and Ugly
06:03 - Media Storage and Accessibility
07:01 - Conclusion and comparison to Essential PH-1
Links:
The Essential PH-1 finally reviewed - • The Essential PH-1: Finally Reviewed
Teaser Review - • V-Log: iPhone 3G Unboxing 2017 (feat. iPho...
Additional Discussion:
I did not get a chance to review the cameras or camera software because one of the cameras was damaged. The version of iOS that was on the device at the time when I took possession of it was not as strict as newer versions, (which will close the camera app upon recognition of a fault in any of its modules, instead of allowing the user to soldier on with the remaining good hardware) but I did not remain on it long enough to perform meaningful testing. From the raw samples that I've seen, the results are quite good, and I do believe that Apple's camera software is quite excellent overall, (in terms of not overprocessing the jpegs) so I have little reason to believe that the X is lacking in this department, contrary to what we saw on newer Samsungs.