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

When I started writing this review, exactly one month had elapsed after I'd made the purchase of the phone, which was on the 20th of February 2022. Previously, I had been using the Samsung A5 (2022). After making the purchase, I cannot claim that I was overcome with an emotion that defies description. It's true that I had my eye on this specific model, but when I finally got it in my hands, I couldn't help but think to myself, "I just bought my Samsung A5 all over again, only this time it cost me twice as much." I had the impression that I was tricked, and I felt like I was led astray. Because I have such a great phone, I no longer have these thoughts running through my head. Yet the feelings of "WOW!" were not given it at any point. (After making the purchase, I was happy to see that the store had gifted me with a Samsung tablet that was both small and basic. A little, but lovely) The experience of using this smartphone is still distinct from that of using a Samsung model that is not the flagship product. As was just reviewed, the camera is where it's at when it comes to power! One of the finest and most beautiful cameras available on mobile devices. But, the fingerprint scanner is really displeased with itself. It functions worse than on an Asus device that costs 11,000 (unfortunately, I cannot recall the model, but this is not even close to being a flagship phone). And of course, considerably less desirable than the most recent iterations of the iPhone. When you put your finger on the phone, it will frequently prevent you from making calls. There is no difference in the final product no matter how many times I redo the print. There are occasions when manually entering the password is the more convenient option. At first, the thought of holding the phone in my hand without a case gave me the willies. It appeared as though he was about to lose control of it at any moment. But after two weeks, I decided to take a chance and take the bandurina out of its massive shockproof casing while I continued to play without it. Absolutely no scratches on the glass at all (only on the front film). Nothing broke when it was dropped from a rather low height. BUT! If you do decide to buy this phone, you need to use extreme caution. Glass replacement is priced at fifty percent of the cost of the phone itself (yes, exactly 20 thousand). The phone performs well in most respects. If I could give it a rating, it would get 4.5 stars from me. But despite that, we couldn't give it a rating of five stars. It's really too bad.