Review on Renewed Samsung Galaxy S7 in Gold - 32GB and Locked to Verizon Wireless by Amphai Nanthaklahg ᠌

Name: Renewed Samsung Galaxy S7 in Gold - 32GB and Locked to Verizon Wireless
Item: Renewed Samsung Galaxy S7 in Gold - 32GB and Locked to Verizon Wireless
Rating: 5

February 14, 2023

I was surprised by the quality for the price.

Because not a fan of a particular brand, I always choose the flagship model from different manufacturers. Switched to it from Sony Z2, before it was other flagships at that time. The latter served faithfully for about three years, I lacked a second SIM card in it, and got tired of their shell. For today I think the best option is this device. A very successful model! In connection with the S8, the price has fallen quite a bit, and the models are only a year old, i. E. analytically today the most balanced apparatus. On the "international site" you can take a full version of the SM-G930FD for less than 300 USD. When you first turn on, set the 2022 language, the official system is ated up-to-date and without problems "over the air". I recommend this device, today you can and should take it, but only the full version!

Pros

The design of the phone and the quality of the materials are excellent. In previous Samsungs, I personally did not have enough. Very friendly skin. The main camera is top notch. The battery lasts for two days in the mode: phone, check mail, instant messengers, Internet news. The flashlight, despite only one LED, is bright enough. Fingerprint works well. Two SIM cards. The ringer volume is very powerful. In general, the sound processor in the phone is at a decent level, if you listen with good headphones.

Cons

Rather shortcomings, you always want more!)) The front camera for selfies is rather weak (wife has Asus Selfie Zenfone), - But completely acceptable to me! You have to choose a place in favor of one thing: a second SIM card or a memory card. -But the internal memory is usually enough if you follow the "order" in the phone. Two LEDs on a flashlight shine better than one (some HTC, Asus). -But in practice it shines quite brightly. At a large angle, the picture acquires a "cold" hue (SONY IPS does not suffer from this, unlike AMOLED). -But from an angle we usually look at short information, notification time, etc. It seems that I did not find anything else to get to the bottom of. If I find it, I'll be sure to add it. I repeat, this is all nitpicking, the device itself is a solid five!