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

I utilize a period of 1 year and 2 months. Good coverings and protective glasses were worn continuously throughout the time period. Those of you who will understand this moment (the home button has already been scratched for the second month, and there are now four of them; they appear out of nowhere) will be able to relate. Because I have enough hours between ten in the morning and eight in the evening to charge, that is how I make a living. At the very least, I am thankful that it charges quickly. When I first ordered a 360 case from AliExpress, I quickly came to regret my decision. The plastic rubbed against the display, causing scratches that had never been present on a Samsung phone before. It is imperative that the charging connector be shielded, just like your own eyes. One month later, two patches on the cable surfaced; I have no idea how they are just tested before release. There were very few accidents, and the eyeglasses themselves are unharmed; however, the case has suffered dents and scratches all the way through. Other from that, I am still pleased with the phone, and I do not believe that there is a viable substitute among newer models, despite the fact that I have suffered a significant financial loss. A separate "hello" to Samsung service centers, who, for any model, are the most incompetent people in the universe, and whose primary objective is to get you out of there as quickly as possible. Get ready to go to court if something happens to the phone, and do so regardless of the model. Even luxury brands like Sigma and Prestige don't operate in such a way that treats people like valuable cattle. After I had contacted to get more information about the problem with the battery, I was given the instruction to erase everything from the phone and use the safe mode setting for the next few days. Yes, this is most likely the State Services application running in the background that consumes 70% of the system's resources in three hours. This is not a pathetic attempt at energy optimization. Many thanks to everyone.