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

I needed a phone that was compatible with a stylus, so I decided to invest in a high-end Samsung model. And it ended up being as horrible and revolting as a Chinese iPhone atop a hacked Android device. The following are some favorable aspects: In order to use Instagram, I need to have a stylus, and there are currently no other options available. It was a revelation to me, and it enhanced the quality of my life tremendously. To protect myself from the moisture, I dove into the pool with him and even into the ocean. Afterwards, I simply washed the field with clean water, and now everything is functioning normally. Amazingly cool. Its shortcomings: The most significant negative is that the shell from the Samsung phone is slow and prone to bugs, in comparison to my second phone (Van plus 6), which makes it seem as if it was from a long time ago even if it costs more. It only took a little over a year for the screen to burn out and start turning yellow, but I didn't notice it until I was comparing it to the new one. It is quite difficult to locate conventional protective glass; typically, these glasses may flake off or unattractive air stripes will be left around the borders. It will be incredibly frustrating if you click on the sides of the screen accidentally. Both the front and the back of the phone are prone to scratching easily. The fingerprint scanner fails to function properly, typically after the third attempt. It's the worst scanner phone I've ever seen. Period.