Thinking of buying the iPhone 8? Here’s what you need to know
The new 2017 iPhone 8 was long awaited and was launched finally in September 2017. The new 2017 iPhone 8 has a display size of 4.70 inches and comes with a resolution of 750 x 1334 pixels. The PPI of this iPhone is 326. This is one of the latest iPhones in the market available at a starting price of about $954.
The new 2017 iPhone 8 is powered by a hexacore A11 bionic processor and has a 2GB RAM.
This is among the best iPhone 8 since it comes with a 12-megapixel primary camera and a front-facing camera of 7 megapixels, which makes it a perfect fit for anyone looking forward to shooting selfies.
The new 2017 iPhone 8 runs on iOS 11 and is powered by a non-removable battery, which is ideally 1821 mAh. The smartphone weighs 148 grams and comes with height x width x thickness of 138 x 67 x 7.
This is the best iPhone 8 model and is a single-SIM smartphone that accepts a Nano-SIM. It includes a range of connectivity options including GPS, Bluetooth, and Wi-Fi. This smartphone has a range of sensors including a proximity sensor, ambient light sensor, compass magnetometer, and barometer.
iPhone 8 comes in a range of color options including silver, gray, and gold, and any avid smartphone user who is a loyal fan of iPhone will find numerous color options in iPhone 8.
iPhone 8 has a hexacore processor and comes with 2 GB RAM and 64 GB of internal storage. However, the absence of external storage is one feature that might hurt anyone who was looking forward to adding more apps to the smartphone.
The iPhone 8 comes with a fingerprint sensor and has been built into the home button. Those users who have previously used iPhone 7 will find that the battery of iPhone 8 also lasts the same duration as that of the iPhone 7.
The iPhone 8 is equipped with wireless charging, and the smartphone can be charged up to 50 percent in just over half an hour. An innovative feature of iPhone 8 is that it has been powered by stereo speakers and an A11 Bionic chip.
This bionic chip is 70 percent faster than a similar chip, which has been used in iPhone 7. Slow motion videos can also be captured to perfection in iPhone 8, which keep it a step ahead of iPhone 7 and other variants of iPhone which were launched during the past few years.
