Review on Renewed Samsung Galaxy S8+ Maple Gold 64GB Fully Unlocked by Adithep Saengdern ᠌

I waved the awesome S7 at the newfangled S8 + and decided to describe my feelings on some controversial issues. The fourth day of use, while I like everything, but at first it was not familiar. The size of the S8+ is much larger than the S7, I even thought about exchanging it for the S8, but on the second day everything fell into place, hand grip, launching applications, calls, typing and, of course, got used to the fingerprint scanner, it seems to me that he belongs there. I never put my finger in the camera even when I took it for the first time, how do people who write and shoot reviews get there? (probably I'm crooked), moreover, with the right, with the left hand. The fingerprint works at lightning speed and always, and faster than in S7, but unlocking by face recognition is not always, probably depends on the lighting, it always works in the car on the bracket, but in a room out of 10 times 8 successfully (it’s not clear why), and the response time is slightly longer than the fingerprint. I spent about two hours trying to block faces on another smartphone using a photo, but I didn’t succeed, maybe I’m doing something wrong? The camera is normal, I'm not a pro, the photos are good, the S7 turned out no worse, for me, as a simple layman, this is enough for my eyes. And the rest of the phone is like a phone, with an awful design (everyone who took it to see it admitted that the design is cool, even ardent snitches), copes with all its functions by 5 plus. According to the battery, I have enough for a day and a half easily, I don’t sit on the phone without getting out, calls, navigation, correspondence in social networks, with regular photos taken on the same phone, snapchat, climb on the Internet. While pleased with what will happen next, daily operation will show. By the way, in four days of use, there were never false positives on the screen (this is about the rounded edges of the screen, it happens to a friend on S7ej, not often, but it happens).