Review on (Refurbished) Samsung Galaxy S9, 64GB, Lilac Purple - Fully Unlocked - Best Deals! by Iyaan Betrann ᠌

I will now briefly summarize the findings after 2 years of application: It's important to have the proper tools first. The headphones are fine; they provide a good sound but lack bass, an issue that is remedied by the inclusion of Dolby Atmos. Article: after 4 months of use, the iPhone's screen became ragged; after 2 years in this country, the screen shows only little wear and does not overheat. Fast, minimally warm power delivery (no, this is not a phone that takes 2 hours to charge; the PowerBank was charging). An adapter from USB Type-C to USB Type-A generates heat similar to that of a power brick and can provide juice to a hard drive. The phone itself is our next topic. Super AMOLED, inky black that disappears into the bezels, 571 pixels per inch (PPI) that makes it difficult to make out individual pixels, and no cuts or bothersome humans. Sound. The stereo pair may be heard; the first speaker is housed under the speaker grille, while the second is positioned next to the USB Type-C port. You'll want to crank up the volume and listen through the phone's speaker because there's a hint of low end. Detection of the iris with a scanner. It takes less than a second to activate, and it's most important that the light is directed away from the eyes. The LED is not harmful to the eyes at night, but it might be distracting. facial recognition. It's efficient, and I took it off because he had a hard time recognizing himself in the mask mode. Read fingerprints. Perhaps all that's needed is the speed and the location. IP68 rating for protection from water. After avoiding water with it for an entire year, I finally gave in and gave it a good rinsing; it survived! Only after that did I feel confident enough to go swimming and taking underwater photos (you need to start filming before diving under water, otherwise nothing works under water). Little Plug. The headphones were waterproof, not bad, 32 Ohm rebar headphones that calmly shook; of course, they didn't fully open, but they were very good, very good. However, this was only in comparison to the $25,000 Hi-Fi players. Charger. Rapidly, in under 2 hours. Recharge your phone without plugging it in. Hardly the quickest, but considering it's age and that when purchased it was quite fast it still doesn't operate in 2022 Railroad stations (pillars, with two wireless charging points). Camera. Even though I'm getting ribbed for having a 12-megapixel camera while everyone else has a 48-megapixel model with optical stabilization and 4K at 60 frames per second and autofocus, my camera ultimately has the last laugh. Here's hoping for further detail in the comments.