Review on 📱 Unlocked Samsung Galaxy S9 G960U 64GB Smartphone with 4G LTE & 12MP Camera - Midnight Black by Amit Kumar ᠌

Memory has reached its limit. I primarily use a single-lens reflex camera (SLR) and action cameras for taking images and films. After a year, there is now more than 30 GB of unused capacity. Purchased at the official Samsung store for close to one thousand dollars. One year on, I still maintain that it was a waste of time and effort. It would be best to use the A series. The camera isn't as good, and there are fewer functionalities overall, but the phone will last longer and is three to four times less expensive. The advantages of it include the following: A fantastic display as well as an outstanding camera. But other than that, there is nothing to complain about at all, with the exception of the deficiencies that started to become apparent approximately six months after the purchase was made. In a separate note, I'd like to comment on how clear the sound is and how scratch-resistant the screen is. These are some downsides: 1. During the first month, the battery maintained its charge for approximately two days of continuous use. After a few months, there was only enough for one day's supply. We turned off any and all unused services. It turns out that the only three things I use are the browser, the telegraph, and the phone (for conversation). One year later, I almost never use the phone since I use a laptop to speak with my coworkers instead of the phone. I start by looking at the "battery consumption": Twenty minutes of screen time YouTube Music accounts for 5% of the total time spent on the site. Google Play Services accounts for 5% of total system load and is now active for 1 minute. Telegram had a 3.7% activity rate (active for 7 minutes and background for 1 hour 53 minutes). 3% of Samsung Internet, active for one minute and in the background for less than one minute After having very little to no use of the phone, the charge level fell down to 50%. What exactly is this? Because there is a limit on the amount of wear and tear, customers are encouraged to make repeated purchases of flagship models. 2. NFC failed after only a month of use. The phone did not fall to the ground nor did it beat. 3. "brakes" and freezes after reboot. The on-screen keyboard does not respond to my pushing it after a full download, thus I am unable to enter the password that is required to unlock the phone. You will need to wait around five minutes for the phone to finish loading completely. It has only just begun in recent times.