Review on 💻 Renewed Samsung Galaxy S9 in Titanium Gray, 64GB for AT&T by Amar Amar ᠌

a purchase made to replace the iPhone SE. Water resistance (tested, used underwater at home, experimented in Adygea, and used underwater on the Black Sea, but pictures underwater are not obtained), flagship specifications (2022), a great camera, an amoled display that should be bright and conserve battery life, a 3.5mm jack (although I use both wired and wireless headphones), and the Android operating system, which, based on reviews, has become much more user-friendly. While the camera was in night mode, I was incredibly happy since it could see things that even I couldn't see. Vibrant colors like green and blue, which look great on the phone, are favorites of the camera. The "artifacts" on these hues that are known as flaws become apparent when the image is magnified. These flaws include noise from the camera, different sorts of circles, and other similar patterns. The screen really astonished me, especially how bright it was considering it was outside. via negatives 1. First and foremost, the screen's typical battery life was enhanced from three to three and a half hours. With no regard for the "on / off wi fi" or other settings, I used it carefreely while using VK, VotSap, and Telegram. The Samsung warranty service checked the battery, and everything is working as it should. 2. - quick burnout, starting with S8), I haven't gone through one in the past six months. There is nothing except blue in white. 3. She accelerates a little bit. There will occasionally be a micropause; it won't happen frequently (because the phone has a powerful percentage), but it will. The fact that it makes it more difficult to activate the video is particularly troubling. The earlier iPhone Se model was superior in this regard. Although there is nothing wrong with the picture, I would prefer it to be more magnificent as we go closer. 4. Even though I've never used Android before, I find it confusing that, when I first turn on a phone that I paid $50,000 for, I get "Calculate p" (yep, on two distinct lines!). Since the most of the programs run in black, I don't really understand what the "night mode" is supposed to do, but when the built-in Google is turned to white, it can burn off the retina. It seems strange to me that the S10 operates less smoothly and comfortably than the SE. I'm not sure if this is intentional or if it should be. I'm not sure if it's being done intentionally to promote the S10 or if it should be. Why the flagship of 2022 has so many minor friezes and delays is beyond me.