Review on 📱 Fully Unlocked Samsung Galaxy Note 10+ 256GB Renewed - Aura Glow Silver by Aneta Trzaska ᠌

Moved from an old S7 Edge (3+ years old). After a week, I picked it back up and noticed a change:) That was fun, but we'll have to part ways now. I'm crossing my fingers that I don't end up in the top 10 before Note 11 comes out. Many benefits: Despite the fact that it's quite improbable that I'll be able to contribute anything to the perks that have been outlined, I am willing to subscribe to everything. The huge display and DeX are fantastic for business; you can ditch the laptop on travels. Working with papers and presentations is as precise as you can get thanks to the pen, and you can even use it as a remote for your presentations (feel like Harry Potter). Cost (I got a good deal, and I certainly wouldn't have paid full price for it) (I got it at a discount - for the full price, of course, I would not take it). It is not essential to leave the phone plugged in overnight to charge anymore, thanks to the battery's enormous capacity and fast charging speed. If you charge it for an hour and a half in the evening, you won't have to bother about doing it again until the following evening. despite the benefits, it has. There was a time when engineers put user friendliness above all else. They removed the audio jack so they could sell wireless headphones, they removed the notification LED so they could sell smart watches, and they removed the USB-C cable to USB so they could sell accessories, but now all users are victims of marketing. The end goal of all of these choices was to boost product sales. But as retaliation against the marketers, I force myself to get used to it and then buy equivalents from AliExpress at a discount of five times:) I've noticed that some advantages have been made up; for example, some of the built-in applications and "chips" have already been implemented by google developers in their applications, and now they're trying to sell them to us in a new wrapper or resell old functions. Some of the benefits have also been overstated, and this is just one example of how the disadvantages have been blown out of proportion (who owned Note 2 will remember). Not everyone has a pocket big enough to fit it. These are, however, trivial worries. That's the final chapter if you plan on using your smartphone in the office or while playing games. Even if you only use your phone for making calls, the A series will save you money without sacrificing features. Despite the fact that I am the mother of such a girl, I am not overjoyed.