In case you have been living under a rock, one of the biggest news broke out last week—the latest iPhone 8 and iPhone 8 Plus has been released and the people are ecstatic, especially those hardcore Apple phones. The latest iPhone 8 and iPhone 8 Plus feature the same processor, the new wireless charging, and almost similar camera specs with the iPhone X. However, just as always, the Apple has its own detractors who are almost always willing to trash down their products to declare that the Android ones have done it first. So what is really the deal? Is $699 and $799 for iPhone 8 and iPhone 8 plus, respectively, really worth it? That is what we here at iPhone repair Arkansas will have to find out for ourselves.

Design
Not to get your hopes up, but here at iPhone repair Arkansas, the new iPhone 8 and iPhone 8 Plus design is nothing short of the same or similar with the iPhone 7. The home button is still there, headphone jack is still gone and the sides are still beveled. The only difference is that the back design of the iPhone is now glass so it could be easier and faster for the iPhone to charge without plugging it in a power outlet.

Display
The TrueTone tech has been added to the iPhone 8 display which was first seen by the consumers when they released the iPad Pro. You may think that the iPhone LCD is the best in the market when it comes to the accuracy in the color calibration, however, once you get to experience the TrueTone tech, you will realize that it just could be better by being light sensitive with the power of sensors on the front of the phone.

Battery Life and Wireless Charging
Finally, the Apple product has kept up with the technology of wireless charging with has been long overdue by some of the cell phone repair Arkansas. The new iPhone charging pad gives you 15% more charge than using the Qi standard. According to Apple, your phone will charge faster if you use the 29W USB-C Macbook charger, that is if you own one. It will give you a total of 50% charge in just 30 minutes. This wireless charging feature will be convenient for times when you need to doze off and keep your phone ready at night for charging and for any emergency calls, the most use of it all is when you use it while you are in the car wherein you can just put it on the pad and trust the charger to do its work. Totally hassle free.

Camera
The iPhone 8 and iPhone 8 Plus’ camera is almost comparable to the Samsung S8, Google Pixel XL and to its own predecessor, the iPhone 7. However, the colors of the image is now more saturated instead of being more realistic, a factor you can also observe from Samsung S8. Nevertheless, the latest iPhone boasts its impressive video mode with 60fps, 4k shooting, and 240fps for a 1080p slow motion. Mobile photographers and filmmakers will surely rejoice for this.