Review on Renewed Samsung Galaxy Note 9 with 128GB in Midnight Black for AT&T Network by Siu Siu ᠌

The smartphone does not have any major flaws. I think this model is currently the best option if you care about having the largest screen possible (without a cutout), a lot of storage space, a sizable battery, and a high-quality camera. The pluses: Crisp and vivid display, with sufficient brightness for use in broad daylight. Enjoyable entertainment can be found in the movies. Activates all game additions at once, and progress is not slowed. When exposed to natural light, the camera performs at the same caliber as that of the most recent flagship smartphones. No need for a microsd card because you have a memory bank just behind your eyes. There is no need to worry about the battery dying before the end of the day, even with heavy use. Use of the stylus prevents fingerprints and other marks from appearing on the display. Cons: Your new smartphone will need to be ated once you buy it. On the other hand, there won't be just one ate, but rather five or six, with two of them being larger than 1GB each. When you initially power it on, you will have to wait a while and restart it multiple times. Preparing to go into action. You can feel the warmth all the way under the blanket. Neither critical nor nice. Camera color distortion at night. The stylus isn't made to last, and it drains quickly.