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

If you choose an overall flagship with good autonomy, then this is a great option. With my script, the work is enough for the whole day, the 8th note was dying by 7 pm. Got pros: Before that, I used the 8th note, so I’ll write about the pros and cons, based on a comparison with it. Finally a capacious battery on a (so far) Samsung flagship. I switched from the 8th for this very reason. Reasonable location of the fingerprint scanner, no more need to first crawl around the camera in search. Iris recognition, etc. "smart scan" began to happen a little faster. The stylus with Bt is a nice little thing, sometimes it helps. Visually looks less glossy - for me it's a plus. I dropped it from ~ 1.5 meters onto the parquet - not a scratch. It's certainly a matter of luck though. Different cons: Camera. In addition to the appearance of super-slow / slow-motion video modes, I did not notice any improvements compared to the previous generation. The need for 60 frames in UHD is far-fetched at the moment. In general, there are too few changes between generations, if it weren’t for a reasonable price, I would have sat further on the 8-ke.