There are a few quirks such as a slow FaceID (in comparison to fingerprint or TouchID), the notch hindrance within photos and videos, missing Home button, and probably a few more areas, but the huge gamble by Apple has paid off well. The camera does lose out on sharpness (a bit) in low light modes.To sum up the entire experience with the iPhone X, we would say that though the iPhone X has the same user hardware, the new user interface raises its bar in the iOS device platform. Apple has taken the iPhone X to a whole new level but with subtle changes, which won put an existing Apple user into a shock. Images are crisp and the Super Retina display renders these images with grace.We would say that many users out there would have been bored with the past few generations of the iPhone the same use patterns, the similar looks, the same boring design, and display.
With a new way to interact with the phone, a decade later, Apple has once again set the ground for the future smartphones to come. App developers are still working on new apps that can utilize the new features such as the display size, the notch area on the display, the FaceID integration and the new Home bar. Do note, the images are not in full resolution due to website limitations. Broad daylight images were crisp and sharp, and we did not find any artificial colours being added by the camera. We loved the new Home Bar and its gestures, and the FaceID with its implementation into security and Animoji.The iPhone X also makes great use of HDR, which helps it record accurate colours and sharp details. The slow learning transition to the newer smartphone interface is what Apple has attempted, and it has definitely won our hearts. Low light images are great too though we did find plenty of noise in certain shots.The iPhone X is no doubt the phone of the future.
The image processing works pretty well and you will find almost no complaints, whatsoever. The missing Home button initially forms a difficulty for existing Apple users, but one quickly adapts to the new Home bar with ease.Portrait mode, as seen on the iPhone 8 Plus, are here too; and while the 8 Plus can only do it with the rear dual cameras, the iPhone X can do it on the front camera too.Check out the few photos we managed to capture with the iPhone X, which could probably give you an idea of the imaging mode on the flagship Apple phone.. Some are cropped to highlight the zoom and sharpness. So you can now upload all your selfies in portrait mode, which makes you stand out from the background in a micro second without the need for any additional apps, utilities or tools. What worked in their favour is the new Home bar, a larger bezel-less display, and a premium design, which makes the iPhone X the best iPhone ever made.
The iPhone X surely breaks that mold and brings in a fresh new device with a brand new experience.All in all, this smartphone is a must-have iPhone for the next generation. However, the price is still pretty steep.The iPhone X is still as good as a concept iPhone, which is presently in stage 1 and being market tested by several users. If you are on the fence between opting for a new iPhone 8 or the iPhone X, we would suggest you invest on the X if you have the money or settle for the automotive interior and exterior molds Manufacturers iPhone 8 for now. We would probably suggest waiting for the next generation of the iPhone X next year, which will definitely be a polished version of the current generation X. Apple is yet to learn how the users are coping with it, and how they can better the product with feedback. If you are new to the iPhone segment and have the money to invest, this is a definite take-home
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