Review on Renewed Samsung Galaxy Note 9 in AT&T Cloud Silver, 128GB Storage by Micha Gozdalik ᠌

The following are, in order, the most recent phones that I've owned since 2022 (prior to that, I don't recall anything that happened before 2022): 1. Nokia Lumia 920 - a very high-quality device that I used for about four years before I decided to upgrade because the battery had become very weak and I was ready for something new; 2. 2. The Samsung Galaxy A5 (2022) is an attractive and functional smartphone, but it has an inexcusably low amount of storage space built in. The remaining items sorted; 3. The Xiaomi Redmi 4 Pro is a powerful and reliable device. Maintains a charge for an extended period of time. But I had no choice but to decline because the camera isn't very good (and because of my job, I need to take pictures on a regular basis in a variety of settings), and also because the microphone has a kind of issue that a lot of other Xiaomi phones from that time had, which is that the person I'm speaking with can't understand what I'm saying; 4. A Samsung Galaxy S7 that was purchased for a total of 26,400 dollars in January of 2022. With the exception of the battery, the item was appreciated very much in every respect. Under the circumstances of my use, it was usually plenty for a day and a half. As a direct consequence of this, I decided not to trade in my S7 for 20,000 and instead purchased a Note 9. In comparison to S7, I immediately observed just how much faster the job was, even if everything in S7 appeared to happen quickly. And of course the battery, which was something that I had been looking forward to the most. I tried something new and went with a silicone case that was branded. To tell you the truth, though, much like every other branded Samsung case released this year, it does not look well on me. I don't like the way it looks, but I decided to use it since I don't have anything else available until I can find something better. For some reason, they decided to make it so that the buttons are covered with this cover. The Clear Cover added a touch of class and sophistication to the Samsung Galaxy S7, which it also graced. For those who are unsure whether or not upgrading to a Note9 from a S7 or an older model is worthwhile, I will say this: it is worthwhile if the available funds permit it. The transaction has more than fulfilled my expectations.