Review on Renewed Samsung Galaxy Note 9 with 128GB in Midnight Black for AT&T Network by Seo Jun Seog ᠌

The last phones I had, in chronological sequence starting in 2022 (before that, I don't recall everything): 1. Nokia Lumia 920, a very high-quality device that I had for about 4 years before switching to a new one because the battery was so weak; 2. Although the Samsung Galaxy A5 (2022) is a good and attractive phone, the internal memory was appallingly small. the remainder planned; 3. The Xiaomi Redmi 4 Pro excels in its field. long-lasting charge storage. However, I had to decline due to the camera's poor quality (and the fact that I frequently shoot images at work in a variety of settings) and a microphone issue that was a widespread problem for many Xiaomi phones at the time; 4. Samsung Galaxy S7, purchased for $26,400 in January 2022. Everything about the tablet was great, but the battery. That frequently sufficed for half a day under my usage circumstances. As a result, I acquired Note 9 and successfully traded in my S7 for 20,000. Although everything seemed to go quickly in S7, I realized right away that development in S8 was moving at a breakneck pace. Of course, the battery was another thing I terribly missed. I used a silicone case with a brand new brand. Yet, to be really honest, it does not fit me, just like all of this year's branded Samsung cases. I don't like the way it looks, but I'm using it for now till I find something better because for some reason they made the buttons covered with this cover. The Clear Cover on the S7 had a really fashionable appearance and even decorated the device. For those who are unsure whether upgrading from the S7 and other earlier models to the Note9 is worthwhile, I will say this: if the budget allows, it is. With the purchase, I'm more than happy.