Iphone 8

The iPhone 8 is exactly the same size as my old iPhone 6, I'm even using the same case for it. The camera is in a slightly different position though. The processor is super quick and I feel like the haptic feedback that my iPhone 6 didn't have makes a big difference in the hand-feel of the phone while using it. It charges to 75% in just around 45mins and that charge lasts all day long with moderate usage. I constantly text and Reddit and Discord on my phone and it handles all of that beautifully., , Personally, I've noticed that Apple is cutting production on the iPhone X and it's no wonder why considering that the ten and the eight have the same processor but the 8 is nearly $200 cheaper than the XR. Honestly for price and features, unless you really love taking photos, it's a slam dunk to choose the iPhone 8 over the iPhone XR.

The iPhone 8 is much improved over my old iPod touch. The cameras are amazing - even with Snapchat, my pictures look good. Battery life is pretty good- not as good as I expected, but much better than the old iPod. It may not be the fancy new X, but the tried-and-true look of the iPhone 6 etc is very pleasant. Performance-wise, this phone is incredible. The new processor is VERY fast. I thought 3D touch and the new iMessage apps looked gimmicky but find myself using both quite often. And, in my option, Touch ID is still very cool tech. The glass back is really cool but use a case if you don't want to scratch it (or break it, etc.) Overall fabulous product!

This iPhone 8 is awesome. It fits my hand perfectly, works fast and connects with all my other apple devices seamlessly. It doesn't have all the features of the iPhone X, like face unlocking , but that's no big deal it steal has a fingerprint reader. It's form factor is the same as iPhone 7 and a lot of cases and whatnot that fit the 7 will fit the 8 just as well. It has a glass front and back, so it's very slippery and is a fingerprint magnet. For me a case is a must ! With 256gb of memory you can load it up and not have to worry about running out of storage. Battery life hasn't been too bad. I can get a whole day easily,but i'm a moderate user and don't play games on my phone, an iPhone 8 Plus would be better for that anyway. All that being said, This is a good solid iPhone. One of Apples best!

I upgraded from apple iPhone 5S to iPhone 8, and I like it fine so far. My 5S was a beautiful gold color and while the 8 calls itself "gold" it looks more "flesh tone" to me. It doesn't make much difference because I keep it in a secure case all the time anyway., , The iPhone 8 operates the same way as the 5S so there's no learning curve. It's sleek, fast and impressive. Mine has 64 GB,same as the 5S, so there's plenty of storage. I've had the phone less than a month so I'm still in the testing and discovering stage., , Cameras seem to work well, and what few I've taken have been good, including a few in low light. I look forward to testing this out more in future., , There was a lot of ballyhoo about the iPhone 8 and upwards lack of an earphone jack but a little adapter was included with my 8, and it works fine. Just plug one end onto your ear buds or whatever and plug the other end into the phone's charging port and it's fine. Don't know what all the fuss was about., , The screen is bright and easy to read with a plethora of personal adjustments available in settings. The phone's speaker sound is much better than on the 5S. Calls are easy to make and voices are clear and easy to understand., , The phone charged up pretty fast using an iPhone quick charge cable, but there's a quick charge pad available that Apple doesn't include with the phone. You just lay the phone down on that pad and it charges., , Switching phones was easy and didn't take very long. I backed up my 5S to iCloud, then powered up the new phone and followed set up instructions. That was fast and easy then all I had to do was select the backup files I'd just created on my old phone. After a few minutes everything on my old 5S was transferred onto my new 8. No cables, no hooking up to a laptop or PC, no going back and forth. Just easy as pie. My new phone has everything that was on my other phone including all my contacts, pictures, notes, apps, everything. Like magic. Of course it's done through WiFi., , One caution: the phone is glass front and back. It's pretty but it's also VERY slick and easy to drop. I recommend both a protective screen cover and some sort of life-proof case [I'm using Zizo Bolt for iPhone 8) ready to put on your new phone the minute you get it., , All-in-all, I've been satisfied with my iPhone 8, especially since I found a killer deal on it, and it should serve me well for several years. Time will tell. But I do recommend it.

This is the best small screen phone out there - if you are someone who wants a phone that can be operated using just one hand, this is the last one out there. The iPhone X is a similar form factor but has a 5.8" screen - which is bigger than the iPhone 8 Plus, not necessarily one handed operation., For someone coming from an iPhone 6 series, the iPhone 8 is a big step up in performance. It is absolutely silky smooth and the GSM+CDMA version is the one to buy - with the Qualcomm modem. While bezel-less phones are the biggest rage these days - this phone represents the best iteration of a bezel phone with TouchID. The display even though is low on pixel count - is still a big step up from the previous iPhone and still looks fantastic on all videos and photos. TouchID is even faster than before. Camera is also better than the iPhone 6, 6S and 7. It is a single lens camera, but in my opinion it isn't that big a difference unless all the pictures you take are in low light or in other words it isn't a deal breaker., All the iOS 11 features work great on this phone (iPhone 6 with a new battery is still slower) and the newer features like wireless charging are nice additions. The glass back does make it easier to shatter on a drop - so you definitely need a case. The glass phone is heavier - but I tend to like that., Summing up - if you want to stay in iOS (for iMessage, FaceTime etc.) this is the best small size phone for the price and the blazing fast performance. At the price point of $699 (which is inching up almost every year) - I don't think you can beat this to stay in the iOS ecosystem.