Review on Samsung Galaxy S9 G965F (International Version) by Gabriela Kamiska ᠌

Observations that are favorable can be made after using the phone for two years. When using a phone, the screen is the first thing that surprises the user. I had the same "wow" reaction when I updated from a Galaxy that was older. In addition, it occurred while I was paying attention to the speaker. When your smartphone is on its side and the Dolby Atmos mode is turned on, the sound quality is significantly enhanced. On the other hand, I quickly become accustomed to the screen, and I seldom ever use the speaker. The sound quality is really good while using headphones. In the previous two years, nothing has failed. There are no traces of dropping it, even once. Also, it functions flawlessly when I use it without any form of screen protection. Naturally, while I have the keys I don't wear it, but even if I had, I don't believe anything would have been awful for him. If I didn't have some ui chips, like a recording of a gif or a screenshot of a certain area of the screen, for instance, my existence would be incomprehensible to me. The main drawbacks of using are as follows: This screen might disappear at any moment. The outlines of the browser buttons, where I spend the most of my time, started to show after another year had passed. Yet two years is a fair amount of time for a modern smartphone, so that's what it comes to. This would be a person who is between the ages of 50 and 60 in terms of human age. It's either not a topic of conversation for some reason or I didn't look far enough; either way, the front camera is awful. If you value snapping selfies and repeatedly clicking yourself on Instagram, you should use something other than this phone. You can use any iPhone with this. The front camera might be able to capture it if the lighting is just right. After some while, Jack starts to unwind. makes noise to begin with. Nevertheless, it's not only in s9+; it's there everywhere. I discovered that I made changes to this element the most frequently during the time I used cellphones. After activation, the face unlock feature takes about three seconds to recognize my face. But it also serves as a fallback alternative for when using a fingerprint to unlock the device is not possible. It's very likely that this will be the last phone in the series I buy, marking the end of my relationship with the Galaxy. They don't like the more recent models in the collection. I'm sorry, but I'm not able to recommend getting a S9+ in 2022. Alternatively, given the abundance of more recent deals that are now on the market, I advise that you concentrate your attention there.