Review on 📱 Renewed Samsung Galaxy S8+ for AT&T - Arctic Silver, 64GB by Anastazja Lipiec ᠌

Name: 📱 Renewed Samsung Galaxy S8+ for AT&T - Arctic Silver, 64GB
Item: 📱 Renewed Samsung Galaxy S8+ for AT&T - Arctic Silver, 64GB
Rating: 5

March 07, 2023

I am amazed at how well the product is made, just magically!

This is an entirely new standard in smartphone design; I was just admiring my S6 and now it seems ancient in comparison. That is highly suggested by me. Obviously, the cost is high, but that's to be expected given the current situation. And $1,000 has traditionally been the price tag for a flagship. We merely adjust how we think about it; instead of 30,000, there are now 60,000, and we can choose to accept this reality or not. Because to the fact that replacing the screen costs half as much as the phone itself, I forked over the cash for a brand new teophone (after deducting 18,000 Tradedin ones) and bought insurance in case anything happened to it.

Pros

The Samsung trade-in program allowed me to upgrade from my nearly two-year-old S6 with 64 GB of storage space. Since Samsung immediately halted the initiative after its announcement, the choice had to be taken rapidly. My six-hour battery life was cut short just before dinner, and that was with synchronization disabled and maximum power conservation measures taken. An idea to throw in the towel on s7 was blown away by board-32's massive memory capacity. As I always re-glue the glasses and re-cover the S6 right away, it was in pristine condition and they gladly accepted it. I decided to take s8 + as a consequence. Honestly, I'm at a loss for words; this is a major development. I am overjoyed! The phone was successful in terms of the ratio of characteristics, in addition to the futuristic design that fascinates. This is my third Samsung phone, and the first time I haven't worried about it dying before bedtime. Plus, all the bells and whistles (including GPS, Bluetooth, and automatic updates) are built right in. Seriously, I did not expect that. After 24 hours of testing, just 20%-35% of the initial charge remains. This is a major step forward for such a large screen and processing power. The plus version, as far as I can tell, has an extra 500 amperes compared to the standard eight, which only lasts till the evening. The breadth is even somewhat smaller than the six, making it ideal for stowing away in a back pocket of your favorite pair of jeans; it protrudes from the pocket by only a centimeter or so. To those who may still be using a Samsung vehicle charger from the six, you will be happy to know that it is compatible with the eight as well. There are zero lags in the fingerprint reader's processing time. No such thing as taking photos in the darkness existed on the six! A memory card and resistance to water and dust are welcome extras. The following day, I pulled out my Spigen Cristal case and stuck a silicone sheet on it. You shouldn't attach the glass to the rounded corners since it will break off. There are no drawbacks to the screen, which is fantastic. No stop signs have red lights. In other words, the brakes don't work.

Cons

There is an annoyance with the Bixby button that cannot be reassigned; there are apps, but they don't operate well. A lamp would be hung over her head. Everything else, like the fingerprint reader's location, is OK with me.