Glad it was helpful! ♥︎

Thank you, you may check the artists through the link in the description box! 🤍✨

No worries, and thank you so much for watching! 🤍✨

@@allyanadelacruz for me iphone 12 pro max end sent to indonesia

Great choice! 🤍✨

Omg Twins i got the same color

Thank you so much! 😊 💖 Yup, it's from the same brand UGREEN which I got from Amazon (linked in the description box if you're interested) 🤍✨

@@allyanadelacruz for me iphone 12 pro max dela. End sent to indoneisa

I got used to not having a home button immediately since I got an iPad Pro last 2020 (which also didn't have a power button 😅)

Thank you so much! 🤍✨

White looks really beautiful! 🤍

You really can't go wrong with silver / white! 🤍✨

Same! Getting mine next week, have u gotten yours yet?

@@brianna1731 yes I did, even picked up a 13 in starlight, might make a short video about it/ comparing both

I had an iPhone 6s in Rose Gold. 😄

Seeing as I’ve had 64 gigs for two years and haven’t even gone past 30, 256 is fine

@@Bibblesupremacy1992 for now* it won't he forever and given how higher base storages are accessible and should be offered, anything below is honestly unforgivable and lazy. Storage doesn't cost that much.

I have had my phone for 3 years now. More than a half (of 128GB) is still available, and I'm shooting documentaries, among other stuff. So what are you talking about?

@@GalaOrka interesting, it's almsot like peoples use cases arent the same 🤯. Sarcasm aside, still, it would be nice to know that for people like me to have the assurance that data that accumulates in the form of photos, music, videos, apps, etc. - without using false economy cloud services- can comfortably use their phones until they inevitably upgrade without shuffling what to delete, especially in the absence of any expandable storage. You also forget the average app space for commonly used apps is increasing as tech advances, especially with ProRes video and resolutions increasing in addition to the bandwidth needed. In which case it makes sense that storage grow with that; remember when for years apple tried selling and justifying a 65GB low tier storage as acceptable when 128GB had been a standard for years at that point. My point is they don't respond until the pressure is applied and they have been very cheap and stingy on storage, even if you don't use it, charging flagship prices for slower storage than the competition is unacceptable, especially when inadvertantly trying to justify the move while maintaining a baseline storage that has long since abandoned for bigger, better and faster storage. Don't get me wrong, iphones are fast and fluid due to theor hardware and software handshake, but they don't have anything on the current UFS systems used in current android phones like samsungs flagships.