Review on 📱 Renewed Samsung Galaxy S8+ for AT&T - Arctic Silver, 64GB by Eunu Aroha ᠌

Name: 📱 Renewed Samsung Galaxy S8+ for AT&T - Arctic Silver, 64GB
Item: 📱 Renewed Samsung Galaxy S8+ for AT&T - Arctic Silver, 64GB
Rating: 3

March 07, 2023

Not exactly what I wanted, but basically everything is fine.

The display is indeed pink. I personally don't care. The color of the screen is pretty lovely and warm; it is much preferable to pure white.

Disagreeable is the screen size. Further information is thought to be attached to it. But while operating, I continued to value the benefit of the earlier screen standards. The easier it is to read, the more closely it resembles a book (for instance, 3x4). All movies have a 16:9 aspect ratio. Because dark areas on this type of screen are not emphasized and appear to be empty, you won't notice any frames when watching a movie. Yet, watching movies on the S7 EDGE is more practical and there seems to be more of it.
My viewpoint is not important if someone is debating switching from the S7 EDGE to this phone.
However, if you switch from something else, you'll love the phone (autonomy may be confused)

Pros

The camera is the top model available. Under favorable lighting, image clarity is inferior than "multi-pixel" phones, although the overall image cannot be compared to other flagships. A mouse can be connected, but it is worthless, much like the previous model, it pulls a hard drive, keyboard, and flash drive (through a connector.) Gorgeous phone. looks fantastic in black. Compared to the S7 Edge, feels more comfy in the hand. No erroneous clicks. The system is strong and quick, pulling anything including huge text documents, navigators, and poorly designed service apps. There is only one "But," which is detailed in the weaknesses, and everything else is perfect. What mistakes were made in the assembly of a sealed case can? Assembly without complaints?

Cons

Priority order: -The battery is terrible. While the phone is in standby mode (in your pocket or on a table), the battery consistently loses several percent of its charge per hour. It will lose 1% in "Airplane" mode and 2-3% in "Normal" mode. More loss occurs when the signal is of poor quality. I operate in 2G/ 3G mode. The energy will go even if you off all of the smartphone's synchronization and other fun features! Additionally, if you activate Olways on Display, usage will only rise by a negligible 1.5% to 1.8% per hour. What does the fee fund? - Bixby! - Even graphically, the shell of the system is substantially slower than on the S7 edge. When the menu is opened, there are small friezes that are strikingly noticeable. If it's the 7th Android's fault or the fault of the shell. Nevertheless, I haven't come across it elsewhere. All of my pals (who own this phone) have this frieze, but not everyone can see it. - I believe that this edge of the screen is less rounded than the S7 edge in terms of the ratio between the length of the arc and the radius. This is just my personal perspective. -The energy saving modes are useless, with the exception of the "extreme power saving" mode, in which the radio module and the display are the only components of the smartphone that continue to function. -The autonomy is unaffected by the display's ability to operate at various resolutions. No difference in image quality was apparent to me either. When you move the slider to the maximum resolution mode, the image quality changes only in autosuggestion, despite the fact that it may appear to you that it does (this happens very rapidly, almost imperceptible). Also, it's my personal view. (It is obvious that pixels cannot be taken into consideration; the issue is just if this chip is appropriate if it has no impact on autonomy and the difference cannot be seen with the naked eye.) -Away from fingerprint sensor. Indeed, a long way. - Very fuzzy is the black body. But I do wash my hands frequently. - Samsung never came up with a good use for the Tasks Edge function. Perhaps it would be worthwhile to check out the Blackberry Hub solution?