Review on Renewed Samsung Galaxy Note 9 in AT&T Cloud Silver, 128GB Storage by Petar Stoilov ᠌

Name: Renewed Samsung Galaxy Note 9 in AT&amp;T Cloud Silver, 128GB Storage
Item: Renewed Samsung Galaxy Note 9 in AT&amp;T Cloud Silver, 128GB Storage
Rating: 1

July 17, 2023

I cant believe I paid for it, the quality is disgusting.

You couldn't even fathom the number of people using their phones because there were so many. I have two businesses where I sell mobile phones and accessories, so you can understand that I have seen a lot of stuff. However, I did not look at reviews from who knows where. The camera on the Note 9 is a complete and utter failure. Even though I was able to get this phone for a ridiculously low price, I still do not believe that it was a good investment. I absolutely would not sell it to you for 91 tons, which is what they are offering to do in the crazy Samsung market. The ultimate cost is 25,000 dollars, and not a penny more. Without exaggerating the matter, every single one of the photographs that you take will be thrown away. I've attached a photo below, first of the ski, then immediately from the Samsung, both with the same background and case. Examine it, and judge it for yourself. All of the photos taken while skiing are LIVE, and they were taken with a Samsung soap-artificial garbage image.

Pros

Excellent functionality, good autonomy, outstanding screen, and brilliant backlighting. 512 gigabytes is sufficient for any and all situations.

Cons

Whoever says that the camera is excellent hasn't picked up a single LG phone; instead, they've used either Apple products, Samsungs, or some other garbage. The camera isn't the worst I've ever used, and I haven't seen any that are worse. I possessed all of the best skis, pictures of fire, and all of this at a cost of ten to thirty thousand dollars. In this instance, I have been completely content with the V30 that I owned for a period of two years. At the cost of a Samsung, you might as well let them tuck it into their pants.