Review on Renewed Samsung Galaxy 💙 S8+ Coral Blue, 64GB for AT&T by Anastazja Ciftci ᠌

Different advantages: - When compared to the Xiaomi Mi6, the Samsung S8 + simply did it. It takes excellent, highly detailed pictures, allows for RAW shooting, has instant autofocus, and perfectly aligns the white balance. - The Exynos 8895 and Snapdragon 835 processors are available in two separate phone models, but Exynos 8895 performs better in simulated tests while Snapdragon 835 performs better in games. - Extensive equipment, including top-notch AKG headphones and a variety of adapters from micro-USB to USB-type-C. - A high-quality amoled display, yet it has drawbacks as well. – Gorgeous, instantly recognizable design. - The ability to upgrade Android 7.1 to version 8. - The built-in shell allows for complete modification of the buttons and interface. - The inclusion of Gorilla Glass 5, however I'll talk about the cons first. The Cube ACR application allows you to record telephone conversations, which is a clear plus. At first, I thought it would be one of the drawbacks, but everything is fine. - Instead of using a second SIM card, there is a cool option to attach a microSD flash drive. Other drawbacks: - Amoled displays have a burn-in feature; according to the standards, the image should be static for about 12 hours before there is apparent burn-in. Moreover, the display is quite vulnerable to drops and bumps. - Within the first two months, Gorilla Glass 5 started to scratch unexpectedly, and the oleophobic coating started to peel in places. - The LCD backlight's brightness is not very high; the identical Xiaomi Mi6 is nearly twice as bright. - Although Bixby won't function in 2022, its call button can be personalized via the Bixby Remapper app.