iPhone 8 Plus 64GB
A newer model iPhone XS Max 64GB was released in September 2018.
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Apple iPhone 8, 8 Plus review: Benchmark set for performance and usability
The iPhone 8 (Rs64,000 (64 GB); Rs77,000 (256 GB)) and iPhone 8 Plus (Rs73,000 (64 GB); Rs86,000 (256 GB)) have retained a lot of the design language from the predecessors, the iPhone 7 and iPhone 7 Plus.
Review: Apple iPhone 8 and 8 Plus
The first place I took the iPhone 8 and 8 Plus was a sticky, late-summer wedding just outside of Austin. It turned out to be the perfect way to stress-test the new devices. The iPhones 8 have new cameras designed to hack it even on a drunken dance floor.- The world is going camera-first, and this is a kick-ass camera
- The glass design is a big improvement
- Wireless charging makes everything better
- There's a lot of bezel on this phone
- Next to the iPhone X, it already feels outdated
- The iPhone 8 lets you do so much, but iOS 11 buries too much of it
Apple iPhone 8 Plus
The iPhone 8 Plus is a superlative phone with a spectacular camera, but wait for the upcoming iPhone X before buying: it promises to fold all of the key features of the 8 Plus into a smaller, sexier package.- Fantastic dual-lens camera shoots better than ever with improved portrait mode
- Adds wireless charging
- Lightning-fast speed
- Starts at 64GB
- Dated design
- Most competing Android phones have even larger screens
- Upcoming iPhone X could be a more compelling choice
Both the 8 and 8 Plus use Apple's new A11 Bionic processor, a hexa-core chip with two performance cores that are 25-percent faster than the A10, and four performance cores that the company says are 70-percent faster than the old model.
- Incredible benchmark performance
- Wireless charging
- Improved stereo speakers
- Improved cameras
- Portrait Lighting (for the 8 Plus
- Looks the same from the front
- Mostly incremental upgrades
- Not the iPhone X
Apple iPhone 8 Plus Review
The iPhone 8 Plus should really be called the iPhone 7S Plus. Its updates don't warrant a full number bump, but they're welcome improvements that make the 8 Plus another great iPhone. Yes. For iOS users, your next best bet is the upcoming iPhone X .- Stellar performance
- Great camera
- fun Portrait Mode features
- Wireless charging works well
- Great display
- Daylong battery
- Expensive
- Boring
- dated front design
- No headphone jack
The most durable smartphone glass The Apple iPhone 8 Plus has a front and back made from the most durable smartphone glass ever. The glass is strengthened by fixing it to a laser welded steel foundation. This strengthening layer is now 50% deeper than before.
Apple iPhone 8 survives the bend test, see how it handles other scratch and burn torture tests too
It is safe to say that "bendgate" will follow any new Apple iPhone these days and JerryRigEverything did just that to the Apple iPhone 8 . Surprisingly, it survives this very well but you can see how it fares under the bend test and scratch and burn durability tests as well for yourself below.
iPhone 8 Plus review: it's kinda dull, but that's the whole point
If you are of a mind to anthropomorphise technology, you could almost feel sorry for the iPhone 8 and 8 Plus. They appeared for their moment in the spotlight, all gleaming and shiny with their new glass backs and wireless charging, ready to impress the fevered audience at Apple's Californian HQ...- Wireless charging
- improved camera
- augmented reality
- the best iPhone to date..
- but there's a but
- Not enough to set either handset apart from the iPhone 7
- the 8s feel immediately outmoded by the iPhone X
Apple iPhone 8 Plus Smartphone Review
The iPhone 8 Plus offers slightly more than its smaller sibling . We are not only talking about the pure weight, which is substantial at more than 200 grams (~7 oz), but mainly the dual-camera. The display also features more pixels and you get 1 GB more RAM.- True-Tone display
- fast SoC
- great camera
- accurate GPS
- Bluetooth 5.0
- high Wi-Fi performance
- many LTE bands
- water and dust protection
- high build quality ..
- ..
- but big and heavy, storage cannot be expanded, only 12 months warranty, no stereo jack, only average speakers, display resolution could be higher, heavier than the predecessor, very limited NFC functionality
It's no secret that smartphones have tended to get sleeker and less obtrusive over time. Screens are growing, but bezels are shrinking. In a very real way, the boundaries between us and our information -- our apps, our contacts, our very desires reproduced in pixels -- are melting away.
- Impeccable performance
- Great build quality
- Excellent camera
- Wireless charging works well
- Early AR apps are very impressive
- Impeccable performance
- Great build quality
- Dual camera works well
- Solid battery life
- Early AR apps are impressive
- Design will be too familiar for some
- No dual camera
- The camera humps are back
- Not as water resistant as its competitors
- Design may be too familiar to some
- The camera humps are back
- Portrait Lighting modes need work
- Can be uncomfortable to hold
- Not as water resistant as its competitors