Review on Renewed Samsung Galaxy Note 9 with 128GB in Midnight Black for AT&T Network by Deva Raja (kamal) ᠌

Name: Renewed Samsung Galaxy Note 9 with 128GB in Midnight Black for AT&T Network
Item: Renewed Samsung Galaxy Note 9 with 128GB in Midnight Black for AT&T Network
Rating: 5

March 03, 2023

I am one hundred percent satisfied with the purchase, I recommend this product to everyone.

After upgrading to a Galaxy Note 9 from an iPhone 7+, I finally realized the truth and confirmed that Apple is at the bottom once again. The item is user-friendly in every way, looks great, and hasn't elicited any complaints from its long-term users.
I should mention that a month after buying it, my phone was knocked out of my hands and landed onto concrete, cracking the glass cover (I don't use covers in principle), but the screen and operation were unaffected. Simultaneously, the damaged back ended up being "individual," and I didn't even bother to alter the cover (there are only 3,000 in the official SC).
After almost half a year of use, I decided to replace my wife's iPhone 7 with a newer model as a birthday present because she has become increasingly interested in the functionality and is frustrated that she cannot use all of the functionality of her Samsung Smart TV due to the SmartThings app for iOS being noticeably cut down.

Pros

Features: One of the greatest cameras available (in my opinion); Performance on par with all but the cheapest laptops; Adaptability to a monitor or TV; The S Pen is a must-have accessory; Hardly at all warmed up, even when employing power-hungry programs; Attractive and durable design (for more on this, see the accompanying comment); After updating to Android 9 Pie, the battery life exactly matched that promised by the manufacturer, and the interface was greatly improved.

Cons

The Bixby button has infected every Samsung flagship. It's distracting, won't turn off, and doesn't add any meaning to the user's experience; The paint is strongly rubbed off along the bottom edges and corners. Few options for screen protection; films are preferable to glasses, which often rip or diminish the display's tactile quality.