Review on 📱 Renewed Samsung Galaxy S8+ for AT&T - Arctic Silver, 64GB by Petar Nekichev ᠌

In January of this year, I made the decision to purchase a Samsung Galaxy S8. That which is considered to be "flagship" Simply put, I was content to have used it. The design, camera, and overall performance of the phone were superb. But in any case. There has been a ped of six months. The phone can no longer charge quickly. The issue was caused by a faulty cable. Okay, I reasoned, a phone for $45,000; the cable is junk. BUT! I found myself staring at my "favorite" smartphone more and more, and eventually became annoyed by the "ghosts" of other applications floating above the hidden panel. On a white background, it stood out clearly. I though, well, maybe I just need to wait for the ate. Despite this, I reached out to Samsung's customer support. I contacted and described the issue in detail, and now the control panel can be seen. My instant and unequivocal response was that the screen had burned out. I was curious, so I said, "And what can it be linked to?" I was taken aback by the expert's response. People have told me that I am constantly glued to my phone. FUCK! My phone usage is just too high. In a word, this is kaaak! Totally ridiculous! It turned out that framing it and studying it was necessary. I'm still in disbelief. A phone that costs so much must be of exceptional quality, right? Okay, I guess we can call it a flagship. I will never buy anything from that company again. The quality check on the phone I gave away will take at least 20 days. This suggests you and your previous huawei will cross paths in the coming year. that has been functioning without failure for the past five years. Then the Samsung flagship caught fire and died. Idiocy. As a whole, I am extremely dissatisfied with this manufacturer. It's so mortifying and upsetting that it makes me angry. Avoid making the rash decision to buy a high-priced phone on credit or even with cash. Extremely disheartening, and I was becoming so anxious. Let them try to disprove the promise.