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

I got it for 26,000 rupees; you could have a Xiaomi, Meizu, or Huawei instead. To walk with their interface, though, feels like I'm walking to my own grave for me. I debated between the Samsung 7 and the Oneplus 3T for a long time, and ultimately decided to go with the Samsung 7. I do not feel any regret about my decision, as the buns, camera, and appearance all lived up to my expectations, and 5.1 inches is preferable to 5.5 inches. Has some pros 1) The screen was under the impression that I wouldn't get acclimated to the amole, but now that I have, I don't want to go back to the ips matrix. 2) The camera is clearly an improvement over the one I was holding in my hands. 3) The battery life is 5.3 hours when playing games and using 4G. 4) A multitude of features, including a heart rate monitor, Samsung Pay, the ability to access the camera with two taps, and many more. 5) Prior to that, I spent the majority of my time using a pure android (the user interface is already tedious! Even to the point of nausea, despite the wide variety of subjects covered, and I enjoyed using the tachwiz interface. The sight of a breath of fresh air is immensely pleasing to the eye. 6) I have a processor from Samsung, not a snap, the heating is very pleasant and does not cause the slightest feeling that it is not pleasant to hold it in my hand and heats up only in intense games and the camera, there is no heating at all in normal use; however, there is heating when the camera is being used. These are some downsides: 1) If you want to get the most out of your battery life, you'll need to go into the settings and turn off a few features. 2) Reflash the radio module using Android 6 because, beginning with Android 7, it intermittently loses connectivity and causes the battery to drain more quickly.