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

I bought it after owning several Windows phones, including the Lumia 630, 535, and 640 - of course, after a dying and unsupported system, with a limited number of applications - and now I'm getting the seventh Android, plus top-tier hardware, even though it was released last year. It's just aerobatics! I am thrilled by this model's and the system's overall capabilities! I spent a lot of time studying my wife's C6 Edge. At first, I was devoted to Winda, especially after the release of Mobile 10, but as soon as they stopped releasing new phones and there were fewer and fewer applications, I started to consider Samsung. Also, you see him every day; he is hip, up to date, and full of possibilities. In the end, I made a decision, and then Black Friday came around and good deals showed up just in time. In general, I bought the PCT for 26 kopecks, even though he originally cost 50, which, in my opinion, made it a very profitable purchase. Also, I haven't grown tired of fashion and I don't try to get a new phone every year. C6 has already received ates twice, and just recently it was revealed that Android 8 Oreo will also receive ates. This means that C7 will continue to receive ates for an additional two years, until 2022, which is excellent! Since the initial euphoria has worn off, the initial impressions have slightly faded, and the enjoyment of ownership has transformed from a festive delight to an everyday pleasant activity, I want to add a little to the review. First, charging, while sufficient, is sufficient for me back to back. I saw that I started using social networks, surfing the web, using bank applications, etc. more frequently than I had been on my old phone. Even though there was 2500 mA there and up to 3000 here, that one drained considerably more quickly. Second, voice control doesn't really impress. Nonetheless, C-voice sounds more like OK Google than Siri or Bihbi, which were introduced with the Galaxy 8 series. And finally, for some reason, I can't use a USB cable to connect it to a computer running Windows 10ke. In theory, I did everything through the clouds, but there is a problem. if I ever have to smash my head over it)