Review on 📱 Renewed Samsung Galaxy S8+ for AT&T - Arctic Silver, 64GB by Taufik (Taufik) ᠌

Some advantages: - It takes excellent photos with high levels of detail; it is possible to shoot in RAW; it has instant focusing; the white balance is perfectly aligned; and, when compared to the Xiaomi Mi6, the Samsung S8 + simply did it. - Although Exynos 8895 performs better in artificial tests, its performance in games is actually inferior to that of Snapdragon 835. There are two versions of the phone, each with a different processor: Exynos 8895 and Snapdragon 835. Rich equipment, including high-quality AKG headphones and a variety of adapters from micro-usb to USB-type-C from Samsung. - An excellent amoled display, yet there are drawbacks. - A lovely, instantly recognizable design. - Android 7.1 can be upgraded to Android 8. - Complete button and interface customisation thanks to the integrated shell. - The inclusion of Gorilla Glass 5, albeit I'll talk about its drawbacks. - At first, I though it was a drawback, but it's actually a clear benefit—the Cube ACR application allows you to record phone calls, and everything functions as it should! - A cool alternative to using a second SIM card is to attach a microSD flash drive. Cons include: - Amoled displays include a burn-in feature; per the standards, the image needs to be static for about 12 hours before there is apparent burn-in. The display is also quite vulnerable to drops and bumps. - After the first two months, Gorilla Glass 5 developed a sudden scratch, and the oleophobic coating started to peel off in places. - The identical xiaomi mi6 is nearly two times brighter than the LCD backlight, which is not very bright. - Although Bixby won't function in 2022, the Bixby Remapper software allows you to modify its call button.