Review on 💻 Renewed Samsung Galaxy S9 in Titanium Gray, 64GB for AT&T by Ewa Jastrzbska ᠌

With all of its perks. The phone performs well in most respects: - good cameras, the pictures are lovely in daylight; - I was delighted with the sound; it is detailed, voluminous, powerful, and does not wheeze; - it operates fast; I did not detect any lags or friezes; - I was satisfied with the sound. Some drawbacks include: - there is a problem with the audio jack for headphones; when I first used the phone, I discovered that the jack of the headphones that I had purchased separately dangled in the phone; as a result of this, the sound changed in volume when the phone was carried in my pocket because there was poor contact between the headphones and the phone. Because I didn't have a park, I started using the headphones that came with the equipment, but after about a year and a half, they experienced the same problem. - About a week after using the product, I noticed a decline in my vision. At first, I thought it was because of the infrared sensor of the eye irises; however, it turned out (as I later deducted) that this was because of the peculiarities of OLED matrices; specifically, the low PWM fill factor (when you look at the phone in the dark) strongly irritates the lens of the eye. Everyone seems to be discussing a spicy picture right now. I have no idea what to say. My eyesight is more expensive for me, and I will soon be getting a new phone because I was unable to adapt to the one I currently have. - a large amount of pointless software garbage in the style of ala pre-installed es, some banking, a separate market from Samsung (I wonder if anyone uses this dump at all?), which didn't fall to me at all, bixby is a separate topic, bixby widgets are just pointless garbage, there is no payload, bixby assistant does not work in 2022, and a separate market from Samsung. When you pick up the phone, the machine will automatically switch on its screen, and there is a toy for children that is always on display.