Apple - iPhone X 64GB - Space Gray (Verizon)

Have spent a few days with the device. It is definitely pricey, but from the user experience point of view, I am pretty happy with the device so far. Here are a few things: 1, The Face ID works well 99% of the time. Pretty responsive, too. For those with glasses I would suggest capture the FaceID with glasses off. 2, I like its front camera portrait mode. Could take much better selfies. The stage lighting portrait effect could use some improvement, though. The rear camera works better than the 8plus/7plus in low light situations, and generally provides greater contrast and details. 3, The size is just right. I feel the 8plus is too big, but this one is just about right. I do prefer the size if used without a case, but there's no way I am doing that. The phone has a sleek look and nice finish. Stainless steel frame gives it some extra shine. 4, It definitely needs a case to protect its fragile glass back. 5, the wireless charging is a plus. But it charges rather slowly, since I mostly use the iPad USB charger. 6, the OLED screen is gorgeous. Better images all together. Apple says it helps save battery life. I will see about that. Verdict: if you are on the fence between 8Plus/8 and X and have the extra budget to spare, go with the X.

Eszy to use with one hand and screen look cool, sound good...

It tak a lot of time to unblock the phone and you literally have to steering at the phone I think finger security was 10 tim s better

My iPhone 6s was at the end of its life. I needed a new phone. I went back and forth between the 8 and the X after reading reviews and talking to a few folks who were in the same boat. Now that I have used it for a few weeks, I am okay with it. From an aesthetic point, the Samsung Note 8 screen shape and the way it looks. In comparison to my iPhone 6s, the X has a better looking screen and is fast, fast, fast in every app that it loads. The camera's photos look better and handles low light situations (indoors) better. I like the larger footprint of the screen. I haven't used the wireless recharging capability yet. Learning the new swipes and finger movements to navigate the phone took some getting used to but like everything new it becomes easier after the first few days. Being able to swipe between apps is useful and makes it easier if you cutting and pasting. Activating Siri vocally (Hey Siri) does not work for me all the time, which is frustrating if I am driving. All in all, I like the phone. However, I do not think it is worth $1K or $800 after my trade-in. Could I have enjoyed the iPhone 8, probably. I purchased the X because this is supposed to be the best and latest technology. As mentioned previously, I have a friend with the Note 8 which has a beautiful screen and they love their phone. Would I recommend, yes and no, but more yes. If you are an Apple person, buy it. At this price point, if you are an Android person, there is probably a phone in the Android universe for you.

After switching from my iPhone 7 Plus to the iPhone X and using it for three months, I wanted to share my thoughts. Pros: - The display is the stand out star. The home screen looks beautiful and the OLED display brings the display so much closer to your face. - Speed - As with all new generations, the iPhone is fast and everything loads as quick as it ever has. - Front Facing Camera is amazing. Snapchat users will like that it can detect face(s) and apply the filters much easier compared to the other iPhones. - Physical Size - This is what sold me on the iPhone X instead of the iPhone 8 Plus. It feels very much like the iPhone 8 in size and holding it is really great. -Wireless Charging - At first, this wasn't really something I considered. I did pick up a charger off amazon to try and now it's the only way I charge it. It's easy to set it down and forget it. Granted, it doesn't charge as fast, but the convenience of putting it on a pad makes up for this. Cons: - Display's size - It's advertised as 5.8inches but if you're coming from a Plus sized iPhone model, you may struggle with the screen's surface area. In this sense, it feels like the iPhone 8 4.7 inch screen with a little extra real estate below the app. The notch doesn't bother me nor does the lack of the home button. After three months, I'm just a tad disappointed with the size even though I'm used to it now. - Face ID - Its fine but not as easy to use as Touch ID. Waking up in the morning it frequently fails and if I'm laying down and want to just check the phone, it is much more difficult than Touch ID. - Price - It's costly. Aside from the OLED screen, selfie camera and Face ID the phone isn't much different. Overall I like the phone's display and the ease to hold it. I think my experience would have been much better coming from the 4.7 inch screen models, but as a former Plus user, I frequently miss the larger screen. This is still a 5 start phone when looked at what it offers without comparing it to it's iPhone 8/8 plus editions. Everything Apple offers you does work as advertised and it's a great device overall.

I am LOVING my new phone! I'm almost scared how attached I feel to it already.. lol it just makes my life so much easier! I've always been part of the Apple family, but this upgrade feels significant. The Face ID unlock is fast, secure, accurate, and convenient. I love the bigger screen size without it being too colossal. The phone is very fast, and finally has an adequate amount of storage without breaking the bank. My last phone kept giving me that "Storage Full" message, which was beyond annoying. The battery lasts all day without needing more juice. It's fast, love the iOS as always. Speakers sound great for music (though I rarely use it for that, I have my own ear buds and speakers for home). Camera is excellent. Playing with the emojis that track your face and let you "talk" as the animals are hilarious. Just very, very happy with this purchase!

I was waiting for the 10th iPhone to come out to upgrade from my iPhone 6. It’s a great phone, and the camera is awesome! The first 2 days I had my iPhone, i was having problems with the Face ID not working and the phone became essentially non-responsive. These issues didn’t occur in cold weather so I wondered if the lighting in the rooms I was in was not sufficient for the iPhone to recognize my face as both issues occurred after 5pm, so it was dark outside. Since there’s no home button, i couldn’t turn the phone off. I watched some You-Tube videos and found one that allowed me to turn the phone off when it doesn’t recognize my face and doesn’t allow a numeric passcode to open up. You push and release the volume up button, then push and release the volume down button, then press and hold the right side button until the phone turns off and the apple logo comes on (after about 10 seconds). Since those first two nights, my iPhone has only locked up the same way once, and using the above reset method, resolved the problem.

I had the Note 8 for 5 months and had to switch back since the Google Play Store didn't have the apps that I needed for work :/ Loved the Samsung, but there are just so many disadvantages of being out of the "Apple EcoSystem." But all of that aside, this phone is great. The first thing I noticed after switching to the X was that the battery was SOOOO much better than the Note 8. It was the most notable difference. Other than that, it's an iPhone. The notch doesn't bother me, the camera is amazing, and the wireless charging works way better on this phone than with the Note 8.