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

Although my friends use Huawei devices and are happy with them, I am interested in purchasing one for myself. I purchased it in for a reasonable amount of money, and although the price is lower there than it is on the official market, the phone is still certified. Pros: The camera is extremely quick and clear even in the evening (with the exception of close shooting - the face extends in the corners), the interlocutor's audibility is at a height, the size can be used with one hand, the largest plus, and then that the micro-usb charging connector, not the type-c charging connector. Having this drawback: Shell: I use a few more Chinese ones, and the interface on the Huawei is more user-friendly than the others. This is evident from the power button, which allows you to disable the sound and the airplane mode, all the way down to the visibility of the percentage when uploading a file through bluetooth. I was particularly taken aback by the most significant component, which is known as the dialer. The contacts are only seen in a limited capacity (you have to go all the way into it), and when you turn on the device's power switch, you are required to first move the curtain before seeing the unlock key. In a nutshell, quite a bit of additional labor. The volume buttons are turned up to a high setting; nevertheless, this is really a matter of habit. Although hits are always normal, the characters on the keyboard are quite small, and it is unclear why switching the layout between languages is handled with a space shift.