Gadgetory

alright you asked for it you got it it's been a long time since I exclusively used any iOS device as my main device I mean they only come out once per year really and if you recall last year I switched over to the iPhone 10 because I had to because it's important that I'm aware of this whole ecosystem it's important that I have exposure to the things that are happening in this space and many of you guys you want to know what my take is on these particular devices but because they don't refresh that frequently it means I spend a lot of the year full disclosure I spend a lot of the year on Android devices cuz I'm constantly switching so switching over to this one is always a little extra painful there's no quick switch you know some apps are not available it's a whole different operating system unlike switching from Android to another Android where I put a launcher on and then it just feels like the last one with some small discrepancies of course in the hardware not the case here this is more ambitious this is more nerve-racking for me personally because I got to go back to the old ecosystem and see what's going on see what's going on with the new software and of course just adjusting myself back to iOS important to note this whole thing for me started on iOS in regards to smartphones I mean as a technology fan you have to appreciate the significance of those early Apple devices and that's how this thing's started for me it took a while for Android to catch up in my opinion nonetheless you guys need to know the truth and I intend to bring it to you so as you see on the table here right now I've got my sim card lined up shivering shaking stairs and I have the iPhone 10's max because I feel like I might as well use the device that's all new for me it's like if you're gonna get one of these iPhones this is probably the one to get if you're spending this premium amount of money this $1,100 you might as well get the extended extras unless you're completely against the idea of having a large phone now if you've been following this thread as I've been switching between devices then you probably know I have recently experienced life with a very in offensive device the polka phone f1 if you didn't catch any of those videos I suggest you go watch them because I was amazed at the cost of performance ratio of that particular device starting at around three hundred dollars this is going to be a completely different experience and evaluation because the starting price here is eleven hundred dollars so fresh off of that budget experience I go all the way to the most expensive device on the planet from a very inexpensive one at least in North American terms to a very expensive one I think it's going to be an interesting contrast and kind of the perfect way for me to evaluate this thing against what else is happening in the marketplace ok let's go ahead pop out the SIM card tray here so this is Apple's first potentially dual SIM device they'll be doing a combination of a hardware sim and actual physical sim and an e sim in certain markets but anyway there you can see my old fashioned non e sim and it's going into this iPhone holy smokes this is a hole this is gonna be a whole process app store voicemail immediately oh my goodness guys I'm I don't know I might even have to put on an Apple watch who knows but as I told you in the past I do this for you that's the idea you nominated me you put me in this position you want to know the truth and so do I I'm gonna try I'm really gonna try there's some things that are promising about this phone already in the unboxing video I was impressed with the sound the display looks good how's the battery life gonna be what am I gonna miss on the Android side and most importantly should anyone be spending $1,100 on a smart phone in 2018 that's what I intend to find out and then I'm gonna bring it to you I'm gonna tell you so stay tuned for that subscribe I'm on the iPhone 10's max right now it feels weird jack but I'm doing it