Review on Renewed Samsung Galaxy S7 G930A Unlocked AT&T GSM 32GB Smartphone - Black by Momchil Dimitrov ᠌

1. NFC cannot read certain cards, such as Hong Kong "troika" cards, since it is either "cut off" or of a different version. This is quite odd for a flagship smartphone. Great performance on my ancient Samsung S3. The biggest letdown was having to abandon S3, as I occasionally use it. However, many people do not require NFC. 2. Display of incoming calls. There is only one discernible, stationary line. The subscriber's complete name is hidden. The subscriber's name has to be abbreviated and I have the name of the business that is phoning me in the name field. No matter how much information is provided, Asus allows you to see the running line as well as the entire name, surname, and other details. Third-party dialers are not something I wish to install. To fit more information, I just made the typeface smaller. (3) The home button. Therefore, I'm still perplexed as to what is wrong with her. There was a point that resembled a hole. Although it might not have been exactly the same, the idea that "an injection from a compass or a needle" was being conveyed. A buddy speculated that the covering may have somehow ruptured, but after careful inspection, they found nothing that might have done so. 4. A front-facing camera. a tiny bit yellow. It is obvious that everyone in the current world has their own preferences and standards for image quality, but I preferred the camera on the older iPhone 5S. 5. The battery might use some improvement. It's still fragile. However, these are the fees associated with continual phone calls, professional Internet browsing, and generally very active smartphone use. 6. It is unfortunate that there isn't a comprehensive search available, like the iPhone spotlight. This is a crucial feature for me to work with. I use the iPad for this because Android seems to have stuff, but they don't search "everywhere and everything."