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

I'd been keeping an eye on the Note series since around the fourth iteration, but could never justify buying one. When the ninth iteration came out, plus Samsung announced that its phones would soon be available for rent, I decided to give it a shot. When I initially got it, I was overjoyed and "didn't let go of my hands," using it to its full potential (this is called "the joy of purchase"). Can't handle it? Okay, sure. How high quality is the camera? If you want to use it to film a blog, that's great, go for it. Is it true that the stylus drags? No, he doesn't sluggishly plod along; he just happens to be particularly good at Excel spreadsheets and nothing else. Was the note8 change noticeable? I won't claim to have played note8, but reputable sources state the difference is insignificant (but not in price). So Puff is yanking? Naturally. But, I would not advise doing so if you are required to make payments over time or obtain a loan in order to make your purchase, rather than making an outright cash purchase. It's neat, but only for people who have a good reason for needing this gadget; otherwise, it's easy to be lazy about it and just get whatever's cheapest instead.