Review on 📱 Renewed Samsung Galaxy S9+ Plus (64GB, 6GB RAM) 6.2" Snapdragon 845, IP68 T-Mobile Unlocked - Coral Blue (US Warranty) by Mateusz Maycha ᠌

There were a number of Samsung s-series (2,4,6,7,8,9+) and note-series (2,3,4) phones in use. The nine was a success for Samsung since it was the phone that was the most well-balanced and it cost a reasonable amount of money. acquired at the price of 56 t. R. two years ago Has pros: Screen I really like Samsung displays because the picture is always crisp and colorful, and everything can be seen well even when the device is held up to the sun. It is possible to reduce the backlight to nearly nothing during the night while still maintaining a comfortable reading experience. Sound: this is the first phone I've owned that has stereo sound; from now on, I won't buy a phone that only has one speaker. Excellent sound quality, as well as an adequate volume for notifications and ringers. When there is no opportunity to get any closer, telephoto lenses on cameras can be of great use. The picture is, in most respects, of a high quality. Autonomy and rapid charging - if you use the phone in normal mode, then I typically have enough of it to last the whole day on the battery. When you need to get a couple extra hours of use out of your phone in the shortest amount of time possible, fast charging—both wired and wireless—can be of assistance. Different cons: During my two years of using it, I discovered a few problems, including the following: 1. The camera will occasionally produce shots with an extremely pronounced level of sharpness, and the colors will be warped as a result; this effect is easily discernible when viewing photographs on a large screen. Sometimes blends the foreground and backdrop together with subtle nuances. 2. Two SIM cards with poor signal reception were immediately ejected from the battery in front of our very eyes.