I love this phone. I had been using a 5 for a couple of years and could barely read the screen. This phone satisfied all my needs: 1.) I could zoom the phone to read the text easier, 2) it was a snap to set up to my existing phone company, 3) everything that was on the cloud back-up was transferred...

I'm pleased with this phone and it meets my needs perfectly; I like the size and ease of use; I'm no expert when it comes to technology but I find this phone easy to use and use it, not just as a phone but as a mini computer; The camera is also good producing good, clear shots

I haven't found anything yet although in my personal opinion; while battery life is good it could be that bit better

Happy with it But it does not matter, the battery goes bad, so damn bad battery. Had the iPhone 6s Plus before and there working the battery really well, and the battery was even a little stronger in the old model that came 2 years earlier.

First phone appeared to have subsurface cracks, further inspection revealed a screen protector was used to cover significant scratching on an otherwise good phone (no scratches or marks elsewhere, 99% battery, unlocked, and working).

Perfect cover for my iPhone. Phone is no longer slippery.

Apple iPhone 8 Plus is an upgrade on the iPhone 7 Plus, and sports one major design change in the form of a glass back. But is there mo...

I have used the, It's really powerful under the hood and made to take on the challenges of a dual camera, ARkit apps and 4K video recording; The phone handles everything with ease and despite getting a bit warm at times, has no issues with performance.

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.

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

large smartphone dimensions, but the real significance of this update is under the hood and in the updated cameras

A lot of people might be holding out for the iPhone X before considering an upgrade, which is only going to hurt early sales of the 8 Plus model. However, a lack of HDR support aside, this is still a solid premium handset that impresses in pretty much every area.

Powerhouse; Sleek new design; Wireless charging; Smart integrated software