Review on Samsung Galaxy S8+ Renewed, Midnight Black, 64GB, Fully Unlocked for Enhanced SEO by Firash Hakimi

Never again will I buy a smartphone that has screens on the sides of the device. Extremely delicate construction from the very beginning. Except from that, nobody has a problem with it. If Samsung were to start manufacturing smartphones with such a filling and a screen that was generally protected, I would purchase one without hesitation. Got pros: Incredible speed on this phone. The camera produces very high-quality images. The high quality of photos and videos that may be taken in low light is particularly astonishing. In contrast to a great number of other models, the fingerprint sensor is placed in a very convenient spot: on the back of the device, right next to the primary camera. You will, without a doubt, touch the camera instead of the sensor at first, but you will get used to this quite quickly. Excellent sound reproduction from the speakerphone! Instantaneously picks up satellite signals! In a nutshell, it's a very quick machine. Since the purchase, there have been three years elapsed. Even though I use it as a navigator for around one hour each day, the software runs quite quickly, and the battery life remains consistent throughout the day. A short while ago, the phone spent the entire night in the river. The slots have been cleared out, and I've restored all of its functionality; at this point, I'm going to write a review of the product. Some cons: Because it was dropped from the coffee table onto the wooden parquet, the screen got covered with cobwebs. The new screen cost me close to fifteen thousand dollars, which I bought for myself. You might, of course, state that this took place as a result of the fact that the phone fell in an ineffective manner, as it were, at an angle; but, such a low height seems to contradict itself in some way. After waiting for a while, he eventually threw it on the road. Screen replacement again. Prior to that, there was a Galaxy S5, and they were able to hammer in nails. It fell many times, but nothing beat it, so there is a scratch on the case. It would appear that the curved screen has a significant negative impact on the overall strength. Following the upgrade to Android 9, the functionality of dividing into halves was removed (so that, say, notes were opened at the top, mail or a shopping list at the bottom). It was the most helpful function that the phone could perform.