Review on Renewed Samsung Galaxy Note 9 in AT&T Cloud Silver, 128GB Storage by Gabriela Zawada ᠌

For the price of 90, there is no phone. (When contrasted with my previous one and the Samsung Galaxy S8 and S8 Plus models, smart wife.) It is not something I would suggest to anyone. Did not in the least bit live up to the anticipations. Various pros: The more favorable. 1. The operation of everything is incredibly swift. 2. The stylus comes in handy when you need to call attention to a particular part of the picture. When it comes to providing technical support, an essential aspect. 3. The battery life is satisfactory; in comparison to that of the Galaxy S8 Plus, it is 20% longer. Plenty for one day if you make careful use of it. Clock screen at seven to five. 4. A car with a memory. 5. The use of your face to unlock the device works well, but your fingerprint is even more reliable. 6. BIXBY is still affixed to his forehead in the form of a bump. Useless in 2022. These are some downsides: 1. It has a sound that is worse than S8+. Several pairs of headphones, including the Sennheiser HD650 REFERENCE, were used for testing. The gain has been pushed up, and there are clipping issues in the mids and trebles. Collects all of the dirt that was on the bottom. A song contains no sounds that are louder or softer than the others. As a result of this, we will talk about porridge instead of details. The participation of third-party actors is helpful. The volume from the speakers is cranked up, yet the music is muddy. 2. The images captured by the camera are of lower quality, have less detail, and appear hazy. In selfie mode, the zoom is activated, and despite the settings, the camera does not photograph in the 16:9 aspect ratio. The problem of photos going missing is a well-known one that unquestionably does not occur on the S8+. 3. The ability to block SMS messages based on words and letter numbers has been removed from the default SMS application. a severe lack of comfort. 4. When gentle pressure is applied, the upper glass has a distinctive creaking sound (similar to that of scotch tape). It seems to be stuck on only loosely.