Review on Renewed Samsung Galaxy Note 9 with 128GB in Midnight Black for AT&T Network by Ada Kosakiewicz ᠌

The exynos processor is the device's worst flaw and makes any benefits moot. If you put a lot of strain on something, it will start to overheat and throttle back. Yet, even on a cold device, the interface is slow to respond and frequently locks up while performing actions like opening a new app or browser tab. There are a lot of features that come preinstalled that you probably won't use, like bixby's dedicated button that is constantly in the way. Facial unlocking is gross, and fingerprint sensors are prone to false positives if your finger isn't clean and dry. Although it's advertised as a perk, the rounded corners of the screen are actually annoying. The battery has a mind of its own, eating away at the remaining charge for no apparent reason. Even a single drop of liquid will cause the screen to respond, rendering it unusable until it is cleaned and dried. The autofocus is sluggish and occasionally fails, and the camera's overall performance and image quality are about on par with those of Chinese models that cost three times as little. Screen time quickly leads to eye strain and pain.