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

Purchased to serve as a Galaxy S3 replacement. Since s3 is so out of date, there isn't much point in comparing it to anything newer. Using a mobile device is now a lot more pleasurable experience because to the vast speed increases, the advent of 4G, and other improvements. Substituting a less cutting-edge technological marvel might have resulted in the same sentiment. From the non-subjective. Charging: at the conclusion of a day of moderate use (music, Internet, a few calls), you should have around 30% of your battery life remaining. Not to mention the dismal reliability. The phone was only a week old when I dropped it on the asphalt while squeezing out of a parking spot. A fall from the car would be less than a meter in height because of how low it sits. The result is a cracking grid in the bottom left and upper right corners of the screen. The repair estimate from the service center was $28,000. Those. Great advertising strategy based on the idea that replacing a defective product with a new one can really save the customer money. That's why we have what we have: a gorgeous, high-priced throwaway toy with the durability of a crystal vase in a drop. The prior s3 was never damaged over its lifetime, and the first crack didn't show up until the fourth year. I believe that the next phone will be entirely from a different manufacturer if Samsung does not launch a warranty replacement campaign for damaged glass. And with minimal use of glass:)