Review on Renewed Samsung Galaxy S7 G930A Unlocked AT&T GSM 32GB Smartphone - Black by Aneta Kowal ᠌

I had to replace my iPhone 5, which had suddenly stopped working after having faithfully served me for almost four years. During that time, it had been subjected to everything, from regular asphalt to the salty sands of the Karakum. I decided to buy a new phone to take its place. Even though he did not have any further protection, he almost did not suffer any changes to his appearance. The Samsung Galaxy S7 defies description in every possible way. Within the first month of the pocket's operation, he discovered the first scratch on the screen's glass; nevertheless, the cause of the damage is still unknown. The scratch is really deep, and although it really bothers me, I've grown accustomed to the fact that it's there. Following the occurrence, it was determined that we should purchase protection. The branded Clear view cover was ultimately selected as the winner. Even after it had fallen, the phone was saved by him with nearly no damage. Nevertheless, at the same time, it is itself a source of quite deep scratches around the edge of the glass, despite the fact that these scratches are very minor. It looks like sandpaper with very fine grains has been used to scrape the home button and the flash glass. After three months of far more careful use, the S7 appears to have a poorer overall appearance than the iPhone 5 had when it reached the end of its life. However, the phone no longer has the same allure it once did. Given the price of the gadget and the amount of experience that was gained, I do not highly advocate purchasing the phone, particularly for those individuals who are not going to "jump around" it. The ratio of price to quality is appallingly low. In conclusion, I will mention that in addition to the Lumia 1520 phone that I own, I also have a Lumia 640 phone, which is significantly cheaper. After almost two years of incredibly negligent use, there is not a single significant damage or crack, only a few minor scratches here and there. And one more thing, after having the Galaxy S7's "capabilities" demonstrated to me in one of the outlets, I ultimately opted to purchase the device. The sample for the show was sliced with a knife after being flung with glass on the floor, submerged in water, and then cut. There was no physical harm done. It has been discovered that the samples that are displayed in the salons are drastically different from the actual devices, which leads to the consumer being misled.