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

A smartphone with a high-quality camera that is also easy to use and feels great in the hand. Sad to say, experience with Samsung products (before, the S6 and S7) shows that the average lifespan of these expensive phones is between nine months and one and a half years. Those who came before the next generation. Then they'll start to disintegrate. Apple's iPhone is more durable. Including all the benefits it provides. The phone's camera is its most appealing feature. In any setting, she thrives. Everything else is on par with what you'd find in any of the other leading smartphones. The negative aspects: The battery is the most irritating part of the device. The phone was pre-ordered and eventually acquired in late February or early March of 2022. It's November 22nd, 2022, and the battery just died in the backyard. On a full charge, it can last for up to six hours with light use. If the battery drops below 15% when the phone is being used outside in temperatures below 5 degrees, it will shut off immediately. The S8 also had a problem with its battery life, but it lasted for an extra year and a few months than the S7 did. The service shop fixed it under the extended warranty, however the resulting repair left spaces where the glass had been removed from the case. True, memory did return after another three or four months had passed. Another unpleasant characteristic is the screen. It's easy to get cuts and scrapes on. The Bixby button is not a detriment but rather an irritant. It's a completely useless app, and I don't know why a button was added to the case for it. Furthermore, in a spot where the finger can rest comfortably. This causes me to constantly call this dummy named Bixby when I accidentally touch her while using the phone. We were at a loss for other potential problems.