Review on Renewed Samsung Galaxy S7 in Gold - 32GB and Locked to Verizon Wireless by Jnis Zels ᠌

I rewrote the review from scratch. Problems with communication on a terrible scale, including missed calls. On the website w3bsit3-dns.com, there is a sizable discussion thread devoted to issues with communication. I got rid of the phone and got another one, but I will never own another Samsung. Has pros: - The best camera currently available, even better than the iPhone 7 - Display, amoled, rather pleased with it, and high ppi. Again, I have not seen better screens. - An amazing number of features that aren't offered by competitors, who either don't offer it at all or offer something worse. Knox (which I really use), GearVR, wireless charging, fast charging, LiveDislpay, Samsung Pay, dual-sim support, SD card support, waterproofing, and dual-sim support are all features that this phone has. This set is not owned by anyone. a flawless performance from the GPS. With these drawbacks: - I don't like the size. 5.1 is big for me. He's also quite large. The only company that offers a phone with a screen smaller than 4.7 inches and a smaller overall footprint is Apple. - the dependability of the software. Yes, it is an improvement over the Chinese version, but even so. The Oculus headset's battery was affected by a very annoying problem. Even though I don't use Google Maps, it drained an extra battery from my phone. The reception of a signal from both a cellular network and Wi-Fi is less than optimal. Before, I used a Xiaomi that came in a plastic case; he was superior at catching both. There is a distinction between the two, but I can't determine which one is much worse. - The exynos chipset performs more poorly than the Qualcomm option when it comes to network protocols. - delicate and slippery. must always be transported inside of a case. Because of the case, the phone is now much more cumbersome and more robust.