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

Surprisingly, a completely non-lag device. It is comfortable to hold in your hand, does not slip and is easily operated with one hand. Good sound from the speakers, and a great screen. But the Bixby button is a real scarlet fever. I don’t understand why it’s impossible to add the ability to disable / reassign the Bixby button to the settings, this would save S9 users from installing different software (which works “so-so”) for these purposes. If only they would include this in the option of a phone that has 2022 selected as a region or something like that, then, I think, many would be grateful to Samsung. Well, the second misunderstanding is the camera. I will immediately make a reservation, I am not a professional photographer, therefore I judge the camera by the automatic mode. The camera application is smart, a lot of all sorts of modes, the phone takes pictures quickly too, but the quality of the pictures is bad. Things are much better if you use different (whatever you like) versions of Google's camera applications instead of the native camera application. But even in this case, the camera cannot be called a reference or super camera - an ordinary camera and that's it. Seriously, I did a test with my comrades, and it turned out that the Galaxy S9 takes pictures in exactly the same way as the Galaxy S5. And if you use the zoom and photograph the text of the advertising poster while standing at a distance of about 200 meters from it, then the text is almost invisible, but if you use the pixel parsing skill, then the letter shapes are better read in the photo from Xiaomi Redmi 5 Plus. But the first Pixel on the camera "gave a light" to the S9, and to the smartphones written above, too. But between the S9 and these phones there is a huge financial gap, in this they cannot defeat him.