Skroutz.mt

Owner of iPhone since 3GS. I have gone through 4, 4s, 5, 5s, 5se, 6, 7, and now XS. Let me make it clear that if you don't get your hands on an iPhone for at least a week, you won't understand what iOS means compared to Android. Probably the evaluation goes for those who look at used ones. A phone from 2018 came into my hands in mid-2020. Honestly, even today (January 2023), there is no need to transition to a newer one based on speed. Upgrade to 11 Pro and above only for technologies, materials, cameras, etc. If someone wants speed with a serious screen and reliability, the cheapest solution is XS, not the models below it, nor the 11. The price, kids, is not worth it at the moment on Skroutz, you can find it used in excellent condition for up to €350. It is an incredibly fast phone, it opens everything literally (let's not be fooled when you hear someone with a €200 Android phone saying that it opens everything quickly and doesn't freeze...) it is an iOS operating system where I press anything on the screen even before it loads a page and I don't even think if it will freeze... As for the battery, let's not hide behind our finger, it doesn't last a day with heavy use. With open data, music playing in the background from Spotify, and on social media, it doesn't last more than 5 hours. Face ID is the most reliable and useful thing that has been created. As for the camera, during the day it is considered above average for photography. At night, it is average. As for the sound, it's more or less like the new iPhones. If you don't go for this, look from iPhone 12 and above.

The speakers are literally used for everything, roughly I would say 50% for music, 10% for movies, 30% for gaming, and 10% for production. I am satisfied with all of them. Especially for music, you can't get enough. It has incredible clean bass and doesn't interfere with the other frequencies. I have them connected to a focusrite Scarlett Solo 3rd Gen sound card with TRS balanced sound. Even if I turn them up to the maximum from the sound card and from the back of the speakers, the volume is easily heard at 95% if not 100% of their quality. For music production, without having much experience, playing with FL Studio, I believe it does an excellent job. They are bulky speakers, heavy, high-quality, and beautiful. Nice touch with the logo in the center and the LED it has to let you know if they are on or off, in fact, after about 15 minutes of non-use, they go into standby mode, you can tell because the brightness of the LED will decrease. Also, when they start from standby mode, they fade in without abruptly entering, even if they have more than half of the volume. It is a premium product, so do not hesitate due to its quality.

An incredible cooler at 40€ for something that will keep the processor reliably cool is a very good price. Temperature is what mainly destroys electronics, not time, so consider it as a long-term investment. I really don't think it can be compared to water cooling below 70-80€. The installation is a little more specialized than a simple stock processor cooler but not difficult, the instructions are fully understandable. It is also very easy to clean, the fans are held by wires and come out without screws whenever you want. I have never seen a temperature above 63 degrees with heavy use in games. The fan speed is on the stock curve. On a simple day with Spotify playing in the background, 2-3 tabs open in Chrome, and 1-2 windows open in the background, it is at 36 degrees. The computer has an i5-10400, GTX 1060 3GB, and I play games like Formula 1 2020 and Dirt Rally 2 at max settings in 2K resolution. On a micro ATX motherboard like the B460M-Pro4, there is a lot of space above the RAM. It should be noted that in general, there should be at least a simple airflow in the case, don't expect miracles if air doesn't enter properly.