Review on Renewed Samsung Galaxy S7 G930A Unlocked AT&T GSM 32GB Smartphone - Black by Stanislaw Golkowski ᠌

1. Miserable, Miserable, Lousy front camera! I don’t know who made her like that, but she lathers her face monstrously (moreover, selectively, the surrounding objects are quite clear, beauty filters are turned off). The screen from the front camera gives an image better than if you take a photo! 2. Not all applications turn on the display when receiving notifications. 4. Lousy print. I scanned my thumb twice there, it still blunts, it works for the 5th time. 5. Slows down when closing some programs and games. 6. Stupid notification menu. You can read the FB message, view the response to the comment, but it will still hang on the curtain until you drop it, damn it! And in principle, until you clear the curtain from notifications, they will hang there, at least for a week. Sometimes I don’t read the message, but the numbers on the application are enough for me, and the constantly annoying message on the lock screen brings me to the handle. 7. When you call a contact photo in a small circle, are you kidding ? They licked it off an iPhone, right? 8. Purely aesthetically, I like the design of applications for android less than for the same applications for iOS. 9. The sound in the headphones seems quieter to me than in the iPhone, in the same headphones. And every time it warns me to turn up the volume! Got it! 10. Think you bought a phone with 32 gigs of memory? No, you bought 24. With a bunch of trash preinstalled. 11. Complete confusion in a bunch of folders when connected to a computer. As far as I understand, applications create them on their own. I'm starting to miss iTunes. 12. I'm afraid to drop it and use it without a film, it looks fragile. 13. Suddenly, after an amold, my eyes hurt (although, maybe it's all about the brightness) 14. In the first couple of days of use with some application, I caught an advertising VIRUS that included ads on top of any application. I was in shock. 15. Terribly inconvenient autocorrect, which replaces the word IN THE PROCESS of writing it. And he studies very well.