Review on (Refurbished) Samsung Galaxy S9, 64GB, Lilac Purple - Fully Unlocked - Best Deals! by Vanchay Sangkeaw Ice ᠌

Almost 3 years ago, I began utilizing. This beats the iPhone XS in sound quality. As advantages, the screen is clear, has a wide range of color options, and updates quickly. Great design, and you can turn off Bixby entirely. - unique hiccups, freezes, etc. impossible to capture on camera Panoramic images "stick together" seamlessly, just like those taken with a digital single-lens reflex camera. The built-in sensors are reliable, and the device can be charged in around 1.5 hours (without using rapid charging!). Unfortunately for the phone, I didn't try the quick one. Two sim card slots; high quality sound; (work fine) Cons: - highly slippery case (if without covers, easily slips out of hands, BUT it is also simple to place in a snug pocket) - I still don't get what the curved screen is for, as it provides no unique benefits; - with a case, the side illumination does not work; Pros: - (or is buggy) - a weak battery (or perhaps this hardware is so hungry for power that even when it's not actively being used, it drains quickly) (without calls, etc.) Easily gain up to 10% daily The native clock widget (on the main screen) doesn't work, and neither do other similar widgets; I have no idea why or how to fix this; I've already adjusted the settings to prevent the device from putting me to sleep; the native cover (with a transparent cover) occasionally disappears from view; you must remove and reinsert it to restore visibility (and so on several times until it "smells"). Okay, the covered phone occasionally acts up; he doesn't pick up. Yet, it serves its primary purpose admirably: When something is open, it is unlocked, and when it is closed, it is blocked. The case is awesome, by the way. The three years I've put into using it have yielded no cracks or tears, which is fantastic. For those who want to waste three seconds of their lives, super slow motion at that weight is a terrible idea. To take a picture, you have to wait for the right moment and then press (much better on the iphone)