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

The product is top-notch, and I will gladly hand it over to you for approximately 20,000 dollars, if it is in satisfactory condition. If the drawbacks that I detailed are of no concern to you, then you should go ahead and take it. Despite this, if I had a little more money to spend, I would go for the S9 series, but only because it has a dual camera and the latest version of Android (10). The advantages are that it is a great phone with a wonderful 2k AMOLED screen and that it performs well. - Adorable and free of fleas and ticks Just the one UI shell. - Wireless charging. - IP68. Having this drawback: When in use, it reaches extremely high temperatures. - Even though not all games push it to its limits, it was still able to handle the load far better than the Honor 10. - Because there is not a second camera module and the photographs that are taken are not very excellent, the portrait mode is currently being perfected through the use of programming. Images taken with an iPhone or Google Camera are far superior. - The Samsung Pay system is definitely neat, but I've never been to a location that wouldn't take NFC payments. To be fair, though, I haven't run into that problem yet. And Google Pay is able to handle this as well, making it a far more convenient payment option. Sadly, there will not be an update to Android 10 called ate, despite the fact that I believe this version deserves it. - The battery is weak, and it can only withstand light to moderate use till the end of the day. You only need a little bit of action before you need to charge. OK Google does not function properly (on Android 9), and after the call it will stop listening unless the microphone is on in at least one of the programs that you have open. Because of this, the value of the voice assistant is substantially diminished. This is an issue that affects the entire S8 product line. I am unable to comment on any other Samsungs.