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DISH, also known as ‘DIgital Sky Highway’, is an American television provider. They are also the owners of the direct-broadcast satellite provider, Dish, commonly known as Dish Network, and Sling TV. Dish also offers a mobile wireless service, Dish Wireless. Available mobile plans include a prepaid service, Boost Mobile, and there are plans to add a postpaid service in the future.
- Dish Phone Service Reviews on Consumer Affairs Website
- Dish phone service reviews on Trustpilot website
Dish Phone Service Reviews on Consumer Affairs Website
The first website I came across reviews on Dish’s phone service was ConsumerAffairs and the site had an overall star review rating of 3.7 out of 5 stars. There was a good amount of bad reviews. Apparently, a lot of customers were not happy with Dish’s services. Some complained about not being given the ‘basic cable channels’ and the company refusing to do anything about it. There were complaints about their customer service and Dish refusing to cancel their account. Here’s one of the reviews:
•Seriously, they are the worst. Their customer service and service are terrible, now after 600 bucks to get out. I am in full regret. TV service went out daily and received texts daily that the service was down. Don’t do it. You will regret it. Trying to get out.
Now, on to the good reviews, some customers praised the quality service of Dish, customer service and tech support. Here’s one of the good reviews:
•I’ve been happy with them for over 10 years. There’s a good selection of channels and it’s much less expensive than Comcast. The service doesn’t go out and the remote makes it easy to navigate. I can also record more shows than I’d ever need to. I have a joey for the 2nd TV and the box for that is really small.
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Dish phone service reviews on Trustpilot website
Around 80% of the reviews on the Trustpilot website were bad but let’s start with the good reviews. Few people praised the customer service, prices and tech support. It seems like Dish has a wonderful tech support because thats what most of the good reviews were about. Here’s one:
Chris Jackson was our tech who came to fix our TV. WHAT AN EXPERT HE IS. He knew immediately what the problem was and fixed it with great speed. He is a very pleasing representative for your company. He leaves a good impression. Thanks for having Chris at Dish.
For the bad reviews, there were a lot of complaints about Dish’s customer service. A lot of customers also noticed that Dish kept increasing their bill. Many were also unhappy with the lack of many channels on Dish. There were also major complaints about difficulty in cancelling account or contract. Customers wrote about how they were charged $200-$600 because they wanted to cancel their contract with Dish. Here’s a review:
•Dish network Was in my house for 4 days. I was without a television for 4 days They could never get it to work. The installation tech finally gave up After almost 6 hours and left. I called over and over Again And they could never get it to work. Direct TV on the 5th day Reconnected Their service And I’ve had television every since. Now they want me to give them $566. Never going to happen. Senior citizens Beware of this scam.
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Last Words
After reading reviews from different customers and sites, it seems like Dish has a huge amount of work to do with their services. No company is perfect but the feedback from their existing users isn’t flattering at all.
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So, you are looking for the best iPhones for battery life. Which iPhone has the best battery life? Apple’s iPhones have consistently had an Achilles’ Heel – battery life. For the most part, the reality has been that if you wanted to own an iPhone, you had to be willing to give up good battery life. Year after year, succeeding iPhone models subjected their owners to short usage periods before they needed to be plugged back to the wall socket or to a power bank. There was not one model you could point to for peace of mind when it came to battery life.
Thankfully, that has changed a little. It isn’t a big change. Most iPhones still have piss-poor battery life, but at least there are two with outstanding battery life – and two others with very good battery life. Only these four iPhone models can give you satisfactory battery life. Which one has the best battery life? Let’s have a look at them one by one.
Which iPhone has the best battery life? Here are some of the best iPhones for battery life
- The Best iPhones for Battery Life
- Which iPhone has the best battery life?
The Best iPhones for Battery Life
- Apple iPhone 11 : In 4th place is the 2019 Apple iPhone 11. It sports a 6.1-inch display, an Apple A13 Bionic processor, and a 3110mAh battery. iPhone 11 does not deliver outstanding battery life. As a matter of fact, it is significantly behind the iPhone with the 2nd best battery life. But what it gives is quite good: you will not get a full day of moderate use out of it, but at least, you will not have to dash for your charger every few hours. iPhone 11 also has it has 18W fast charging, USB Power Delivery 2.0, and Qi wireless charging.
- Apple iPhone 12 Pro Max : In 3rd place is the 12 Pro Max. It has a larger display (6.7 inches), an Apple Bionic A14 chipset, and a 3687mAh battery. There is 22W fast charging available, USB Power Delivery 2.0, as well as MagSafe fast charging at 15W, and Qi magnetic fast wireless charging 7.5W.
- Apple iPhone 11 Pro Max : Now, the 11 Pro Max is a solid iPhone for battery life. It has a 6.5-inch display, the same Apple Bionic A13 processor in the vanilla iPhone 11, and has a beefier, 3969mAh battery. That is a few clicks short of a 4000mAh capacity. With moderate use, you can squeeze almost a full day of use out of it. As a bonus, it has 25W fast charging, USB Power Delivery 2.0, and Qi wireless charging.
- Apple iPhone 13 Pro Max : And the iPhone with the best battery life is no other than 2021’s 13 Pro Max . This is the maddest iPhone that you can buy today. As a matter of fact, we call it the perfect iPhone. This bad boy has a large, 6.7-inch display, an Apple A15 Bionic processor, and a solid, 4352mAh battery. This time, fast charging is rated at 27W. There is also USB Power Delivery 2.0, 15W MagSafe wireless charging, and 7.5W Qi magnetic fast wireless charging. The battery life of the 13 Pro Max is so good that it is bests even Samsung Galaxy S22 Ultra’s battery life. And that is saying a lot.
Which iPhone has the best battery life?
These four are the very best iPhones for battery life, in this order –
- iPhone 13 Pro Max
- iPhone 11 Pro Max
- iPhone 12 Pro Max
- iPhone 11
That means the iPhone 13 Pro Max is the iPhone with the best battery life. With the announcement of the iPhone 14 series, we will begin to get results from battery tests conducted by reviewers from around the world, and we will see if the iPhone 13 Pro Max relinquishes that position. PS : Note that Apple is claiming that the iPhone 14 Plus has the best battery life out of any iPhone ever, but we will wait for independent confirmation of this claim.
For now, none of the other models come close to any of these in terms of staying alive for hours of use. If you hate carrying a charger or power bank around, don’t sleep on them. These, the top 3 especially, are the models to spend your money on. If you cannot afford any of those, the iPhone 11 is a good consolation option, as its battery performance is quite close to that of the 12 Pro Max.
Thankfully, because the iPhone 11 and 11 Pro Max are a few years old now, they are available at bargain prices, so if you are on a budget, that should count for something. If money is not a problem, though, go all the way and cop yourself a spanking new Apple iPhone 13 Pro Max and enjoy the best iPhone ever made.
Author:Mister Mobility
Digital Skills and Communication Coach | Mobile Phone Connoisseur since 2001 | Tech Blogging since 2004
