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

After almost four years of devoted service through everything from regular asphalt to the saline sands of the Karakum, my iPhone 5 unexpectedly stopped working, so I went out and got a new phone to take its place. He almost didn't lose his appearance at all, despite not having any extra protection. Everything negative that cannot be said about the Samsung S7. It's unclear how, but during the first month of pocket use, he managed to scratch the screen glass for the first time. It's a deep scratch, and it hurts like hell, but I've become used to it by now. It was determined to invest in security following the incident. The branded Clear view cover was selected. When the phone was about to be severely damaged from a fall, he snatched it out of the air. On the other hand, it's what causes the tiny yet deep scratches along the glass's rim. Fine-grained sandpaper scratches the home button and the flash glass. After three months of considerably more careful use, the S7 now has a worse appearance than the aging iPhone 5. The phone has unfortunately lost its enticing qualities. I would not advocate buying this phone to anyone, especially those who are not planning to "leap around it," due to the high price tag and limited value it provides. There's not much value for the money. To wrap things up, I'll mention that I also have a Lumia 640 phone, which is around five times cheaper. After a year and a half of highly irresponsible use, there were only minor scratches and no major damage. In addition, after having one of the salespeople show me the Galaxy S7's "capabilities," I decided to make the purchase. The display sample was broken up with glass, submerged in water, then hacked to pieces. Zero damage was incurred. It has been discovered that the samples displayed in the salons are vastly different from the actual equipment, leading the consumer astray.