Review on Renewed Samsung Galaxy S7 in Gold - 32GB and Locked to Verizon Wireless by Miyazaki Kiyoshi ᠌

I purchased it about ten months ago for $40.5 and am happy with it. Prior to that, I had a Sony Z3 compact. In terms of battery life, there is a significant difference between these two phones. When I slept for 6-7 hours, the Sony did not lose even one percent of its charge, while the Samsung lost three to five percent. In addition, software such as ezu disable and the built-in battery saver offer little assistance in this matter. As you get to work, there is still approximately 90% left, and you realize that you barely used the phone during this time period at all. But, when you use it, the charge on the battery does not disappear immediately. It would appear that the charge continues to be released at the same rate regardless of whether or not you make use of it. One and a half is the utmost that should be consumed in one day. And in any case, if you do not evaluate these smartphones based solely on a single factor (I'm referring to their batteries), you will find that Samsung is clearly the superior option. This is just my personal opinion.