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

I purchased a share for 28,000 dollars; at this price point, there is no competition; in point of fact, it is a flagship product, and even after two years, it is not in any way inferior to newer versions; thus, I suggest it. One-handed use is no longer possible on the S10, in contrast to the Galaxy S8, which featured a more convenient screen aspect ratio of 18:9. In point of fact, this is the S7 packaged in a brand new shell. However, for $3,999? Why, exactly? Various advantages: The primary camera is incredible; in comparison to rivals, particularly when shooting at dusk, there is no equal. The Chinese are only on an equal footing during the day (at a cost of more than 25,000 kilorubles), but when shooting at dusk, their cameras are utterly ineffective. Performance, screen, look, a convenient fingerprint scanner, and outstanding sound quality when watching online videos and movies. These are some disadvantages: The battery has reached its daily maximum capacity, and I'd want something more robust. If you use (Internet, images, social networks, calls, etc.) frequently, you will use up 25–35% of your data, but if you use them moderately, you will only use 10–15%. Because of its shovel-like width, the phone, in the end, is difficult to operate with just one hand.