#apple iphone 8 plus benchmarks

Apple's announcement of the iPhone series this year is quite surprising on so many levels. All eyes were on the iPhone X and the one that's been overlooked is the iPhone 8 and iPhone 8 Plus. There's no doubt the sexier one is the iPhone X but for those who prefer the more familiar look and feel, as well as the cheaper price tag, the iPhone 8 and iPhone 8 Plus are still a major consideration. In this review, we took the iPhone 8 Plus to the test. Design and Construction The iPhone 8 Plus brings back almost the same design details of the iPhone 7 Plus albeit slightly polished to present itself with a look that’s still unique to its generation. At the bottom part of the iPhone 8 Plus is the lightning port placed at the center and is being guarded by two speakers located on both sides. Flipping the iPhone 8 Plus, we will see its glass back which gives the smartphone its shine and smoothness, and the protruding dual 12-megapixel rear cameras still placed horizontally at the upper-left corner along with the accompanying quad-tone LED Flash. On hands, it feels a lot like the iPhone 7 Plus but with a glass back. Read more in our articles including "Apple iPhone 8 Plus Review" and "Apple says iPhone 17 lineup is its most popular release ever".