Review on Renewed Samsung Galaxy Note 8, 📱 64GB Deepsea Blue – Unlocked for AT&T by Sung-hoon Hwang ᠌

First impressions: I upgraded from the Galaxy Alpha to this phone since it has the same fingerprint sensor, heart rate monitor, and facial recognition features as my prior phone but performs these tasks considerably more quickly and accurately. Integration of a retinal sensor +. There is a much larger screen, but once you get used to it, your old phone will seem ridiculously small and inconvenient in comparison. The s-pen is a fake, but other than that, it's great: easy to hold, quick to respond, packed with useful features. This is a work of art in general due to the ergonomic design of the keyboard and the unique perspective provided by the curved screen. When a call is successfully completed in the dark, the phone's edge notifications whirl with a kaleidoscope of colors (which you choose yourself). One need not speak for long before proclaiming, "This is the phone that can do anything, and even smart!" upon first picking it up. That's wonderful news, and I'm thrilled! Many people claim that there is just one speaker, etc., but the sound it produces is so powerful and clear that it immediately draws your attention; I can pick it up from a long distance. Photos show that both night and day offer excellent detail and sharpness; the review picture was taken via a window and turned out beautifully lit (in real life, it's not quite as pretty). The 360-degree selfie is an improvement. After having everyone I knew pick it up out of my hands, I couldn't help but promote it to them. Posh! My previous phone lasted me two years before dying on me, and now my daughter uses it, so I'm curious to see how long this one lasts. Second comment after 2 years: screen got scratched (but not when using a protector) but otherwise it's been rock-solid in performance. Do not confuse this with a smartphone, it is a work of art.