Review on 💻 Renewed Samsung Galaxy S9 in Titanium Gray, 64GB for AT&T by Makoto Ikeda ᠌

Despite the fact that I have no idea whether or not it will still be helpful in 2022, which is when there will probably be more worthy devices available, possibly at a lower price, it continues to exist. It was between $700 and $750 when I bought it in May of 2022, but the store was running a sale at the time, so I paid somewhere between $550 and $600 for it. I was debating between this phone and the iPhone XP, OnePlus 7Pro, Samsung S10E, and Google Pixel 3A, but in the end I decided to go with the C9 because of its reasonable price, attractive design, and extensive set of capabilities. I was able to do more with it than any of the other phones. When I think about how much money I spent on it, I can confidently say that the answer to the question of whether or not I regret making the purchase will not be yes. Although I will admit that I had higher expectations for the C9, when a phone is considered to be a flagship but at the same time it has such jambs, like any Chinese stub that sells for $100 to $150, then this is not normal for me personally. Yet despite the fact that I am aware that the same Exynos chip is to blame, I still have further problems regarding Samsung. For instance, why does Samsung sell items of a higher grade in Hong Kong and the United States, but products of a lower quality in other areas of the world? But okay. Would I advise you to go ahead and make the purchase? You should not pass up the option to purchase something on snap if you have it because doing so would be foolish. If this is not the case, then its value is not more than $500 at most. Because c9 is fundamentally wonderful, even at this moment, but not for the same price as it is in stores, I truly hope that everything that I've mentioned here won't be in vain and that at the very least it will be helpful to someone else. Even if it's all for nothing, at least I'll have made a difference for someone else. After using the phone for approximately half a year, I have come to the following conclusions: it is highly recommended to update to the most recent version of Android (so that perhaps you will fix certain friezes, etc., and the phone will become "fresh"); it turns out that the C9 has a good imitation of faceid called face unlock (yeah, this is likely exaggerated, but it will absolutely not be superfluous); however, the fingerprint scanner was a bit of a let Sometimes I even had to reconfigure it): the battery is just terrible here; either you will put up with it and be ready to charge it steadily once, or even two times a day, or you won't put up with it, in which case it's better to just walk by. If you won't put up with it, then it's better to just walk by. Sometimes I even had to rearrange the configuration. In general, this is still a substantial choice that is worthy of consideration; but, if the cost is more than $400–$450, I do not recommend adopting this option.