Телефоны iphone 5s

Bought this because of the small size. My Samsung galaxy 5 has features this one doesn't. On thing is image stabalization. Makes photos easier. I am still trying to get used to the apple OS IOS is similar to android but the minor differences are annoying. I am sure the difference would be treated the same for one going from iOS to Android. So it is not a big deal. The one thing I do like is the small size and supported OS. Android OS in the small frame s4 was not supported so my bank functions didn't work. They all work in the Apple product. The other thing I like about this is the battery life. Small screen means longer life. Of course I paid a premium for this unit. Almost $75 plus priority mail shipping. That is a lot of money for a cell phone. You can pick up an S5 for $60. So even though I have not tossed my S5, I am using this product daily and will see how it does. I don't do games. I watch TV on a TV and listen to a radio on a radio But I do listen to music, (have to mp3 my free google music rather than pay apple for their tunes. and I use the phone (and the apple is a lot clearer than the android) and text/email and bank. So really, I can't tell if I like this or not. But it is OK. I just can't get over how expensive it is for a phone.

I was skeptical at first but I'm glad I did it, I did transition from a Samsung galaxy 5 and I promise the screen size difference is huge, if you don't do well with a small screen this phone is not for you. The iphone5s is 1.1 inch smaller than the galaxy 5, the iPhone does not multi task so when you switch from apps the iPhone closes the app. At first it was strange but eventually you get used to it. The physical condition of this phone is perfect, there was a sticker on the back of the phone that said it was for a Verizon phone so I immediately got worried, I also didn't know you need a tool to open the sim cardholder that is on the right side of the phone, instead of buying the tool I just used the end of a safety pin and it opened the SIM card holder just fine. I put the SIM card and the phone automatically identified the service provider, it's been a very easy transition and am very happy with the phone.

I like the smaller size, much easier to carry and to handle. Very fast OS, good battery life if you turn off un-needed background programs. If you don't do any tweaking, the battery will run down in less than a day. But with the adjustments I get excellent life from the battery - about 2 days if I don't do a lot of browsing or talking. I believe that Windows Phone has more features and is more useful for productivity, but alas Microsoft seems to be abandoning it as there is very little development and little incentive for new apps for that ecosystem. Too bad. However, I can say that Microsoft makes some very nice apps for iPhone - the top one in my book is Word Flow. If you are still typing on your phone using the hunt and peck system, you must give this one a try - a much smoother and quicker way of text entry., At any rate, the iPhone 5s is a very good phone. If you don't have to have a large size screen, you will be happy with it.

I have held off buying a pocket computer until a month ago (why yes, it is 2016). I made it all the way to 30 before I had to upgrade to a smart phone, and while I absolutely miss my slider phone in all of its buttoned glory, I have gotten substantial enjoyment out of my new (to me) iPhone 5s., 1. I'm a fan of Apple products and how intuitive their interface is. For someone who has willfully stayed out of the tech loop for this long (isn't the iPhone 7 debuting this month?), the learning curve on my iPhone 5s was surprisingly small., 2. The keyboard is pretty accurate and not overly sensitive. This is particularly key for me. I cannot overstate how much satisfaction I got from the tactile sensation of pressing the buttons on my old phone. I like buttons, and I was especially worried about this change. It has been a much easier than anticipated transition., 3. I'm impressed with the battery life. With moderate use (texting, checking news updates now and again, listening to music), the battery will still last me over 24 hours. It's not the 3-4 days I used to get out of my old phone, but given the screen and the fact that it's pinging servers and up to all the other things that smart phones are up to, I'm surprised how long the battery actually lasts (especially since I work in a bar where at least twice a night customers ask for a charger for their phones)., 4. The size was a big draw for me, and I'm not disappointed. I like that it's lightweight and that it fits in my pocket, even in the bulky drop-proof case I got for it. I don't feel like I'm missing out on display quality even though it is smaller than a lot of other phones today., Overall I couldn't be happier with my decision to buy the iPhone 5s.

This phone does have a lot of features, it does have good reception when it comes to making phone calls and the touch-screen is very responsive compared to others however if you want to transfer music and videos from your PC to this Phone that's when it gets a bit complicated....For one thing, this phone doesn't have a slot for you to connect a memory card into like other phones....with this phone in order to connect with your PC you have to connect it via the regular lightning to USB cable that comes with it then you're forced to register with iTunes and zync your phone with it. iTunes is sort of like the PC "driver" for the iPhone. It's the interface for this phone, handles your music, videos and pretty much any media. Without iTunes you can't really transfer files from PC to phone or vice versa. Some features within iTunes are complicated to use and for some reason sometimes when you drag files from your PC to your phone, like music files and disconnect from iTunes sometimes your songs disappear from the phone which makes it very frustrating. I had some songs and ringtones disappear from the phone after disconnecting from iTunes for some reason. So that said, other than that this phone is pretty good.

The Aluminum outer case is factory flawed for the Iphone 5s- I researched the metals imported from Apple for this model and discovered they cut costs down and added more class 3 Aluminum which is recycled from recycled cans- and aluminum siding off of homes- the electromagnetic pulses of the Apple CPU requires 35 % denser grounding mettalic agents than they have manfacture the Iphone outer shell with. AVOID at ALL costs- this one is not strong like the Iphone 4 and 6- that's why they went back to the original material density from my research on Feb. 1st, 2018

Looked great when i recieved it! Found out after a few attempts to re-charge it that it wont charge it actually discharges over night! Makes it a real pain when you dont have a charged phone first thing in the morning!!! Thought it was the cord but got a new one and it still does the same thing! Works great when you can get it to charge its just hit and miss! If there is something simple about these phones that i need to do for this issue im all ears!!!

Having seen friends purchase these phones, I decided to try one and have found that the battery life when everything is turned down or off is terrible. even when not using phone, battery life is only a couple hours. A single phone call uses up about 10% of the battery. Now, after less than 6 weeks, the phone won;t receive calls or text messages, nor will it allow me to call or text. It will allow me to try, but won't do it. The single worst phone ever used.

Not a bad iPhone. Beats buying a new one, plus I like the iPhone 5 form factor. Powered up and transferred devices seamlessly, thank you Apple and Sprint., , I have learned to live with an intermittent, where it loses power and reboots. Acts like a bad pc board connection. Will probably have it looked at or the battery replaced down the road if the intermittent gets any worse. Especially if they keep swapping out phones taken in for a simple battery replacement.

The phone shipped fast, appeared to be in great condition. However, within a few weeks the camera stopped working. It hadn't been dropped or gotten wet. Tried resetting it, updating software etc. Brought it to Apple to see if they could tell me what the issue was and they told me that both cameras needed to be replaced. It was not worth it to me to spend another $120 dollars and decided to just wait until my upgrade.