Review on Renewed Samsung Galaxy Note 9 with 128GB in Midnight Black for AT&T Network by Ha Joon

Among the many glaring deficiencies, I want to call attention to the following: - sound. This is a very inexpensive smartphone, but the sound quality is on par with that of the Nokia 5, which is saying something considering how amazing it is. It seems to me that the Nokia 5 has an even more full-bodied sound in some spots than the note 9. If not measured against anything else, the volume of the sound is quite acceptable. Although I was hoping for a better quality of sound, given that the smartphone itself is quite large and not particularly inexpensive - there is potential. a power source. The day will fly by if you directly actively aggressively utilize it (not for gaming, but for YouTube, music, the Internet, and so on), but if you don't use it at all, the day will drag on forever. If you move slowly like a dialer, then it is indeed too late to hold the charge for a longer period of time. I was hoping for more, and the fact that the user has to charge his smart device every night makes the taming of the user quite frustrating. - the positioning of the jack for the headphones It seems to me that if it were situated at the top, rather than at the bottom, it would be more convenient for the user. After purchasing a "gray" handset, you will need to have it reflashed in order for Samsung Pay to function on the device. For those who get it, the case will take five minutes. You also have the option of asking the store to do it for you; I did and they did it immediately away. In overall, I am pleased with the purchase; however, given that I spent 48tr on a "gray" item, my level of contentment is limited. But for the price that is asked for it in our chain stores, I would not buy it because it is really too much. It is just way too much.