Review on Samsung Galaxy S8+ Renewed, Midnight Black, 64GB, Fully Unlocked for Enhanced SEO by Agata Zarzycka ᠌

There was a wide variety of cell phones, most of which were considered high-end when first purchased. The first Galaxy Note, the Note II, the P8 MAX, and now the S8 + are among the smartphones that have impressed me the most in recent years, but this one tops them all. Personally, if I were 60 or older, I wouldn't want to use the gadget, but when they became available to those of us in our forties and fifties, it was the perfect option. The benefits: Beautiful\sPowerful For these conditions, the battery lasts a very long period (there is something to compare it to): a full charge on the Huawei Mate lasted from 9 am to 10 am, and a 20% charge lasted until 1 pm; this was more than enough to get me through to 6 pm. The availability of a wide variety of high-quality, native accessories (it's great when you can find everything you need at a nearby shop, and at the same time, the accessories are made cool and last a long time, as has been proven with other Samsung accessories; let's hope this holds true here as well). Superb wireless power transfer Outstanding imaging capability (comparing with the Mate 9, to be honest, I liked the colors of the Mate photo more, but there are a lot of modes and it shoots no worse) Screen size is important to me, and the P8 MAX's 6.8-inch display is just what I need so that my eyes don't get tired while using it as a replacement for my computer and tablet (I'd take it with an even larger screen, but unfortunately there is nothing on the market, was before this P8 MAX with a screen of 6.8 inches, it was the perfect screen size for me). Contactless payments using NFC technology Very accurate fingerprint reader Nothing is slowing down or going wrong everywhere. The speed of the shell is incredible. Very portable for its light weight and small screen size. As for the negatives, I would argue that it's highly unlikely that they will be resolved. Many people seem to find fault with the Bixby buttons, but in reality they aren't that bothersome.