Review on Renewed Samsung Galaxy S21+ 5G US Version 128GB Phantom Black Unlocked Phone by Kiril Stanoychev ᠌

I recently sold my Redmi Note 10 Pro and am considering making the transition to an iPhone. The 256 GB iPhone 12 Pro model caught my eye, but the fact that it retails for less than 120 thousand made me pause. They expect 120 Hz and a less prominent unibrow with the iPhone 13, which will be introduced this fall. Those. I didn't want to acquire an iPhone because it could cause the 12th line to become less useful. S21 Plus 256 Gb was ultimately selected. Why ? 1 - Costs 80k, which is 40k less than the cost of 12 Pro Max 256 gb Second, the phone won't need updating for quite some time. There won't be any exciting new features on the upcoming Galaxy S22. Third, the S21 Ultra 256 GB costs $20,000 more but provides just incremental enhancements. Additionally, the five camera setup on the rear seems excessive. That's just not true. How many more do you anticipate? I get that owning an Ultra is a personal choice, but I really dig the design. Fourth, there is no option to add more memory. We have long since outgrown 128 GB. So, 256 GB it is. Initial thoughts: This is the star of the show. They're a joy to work with. The user experience is quick and streamlined. The camera retains its legendary coolness. Even if 8K video is supported, I think it's more for show. The stereo quality is superb. The value of independence exceeded initial expectations. Sufficient for the entire day. Drops 1% over the course of the night. When compared to my prior Galaxy S6, which had 2K quality, the drop to Full HD Plus was a disappointment. The goal was to draw attention to the S21 Ultra, hence the action. However, I am also in possession of a flagship. Also, the packaging is a blatant rip-off of Apple's. Compare the cool features of the S10 and S20 to those of the S21. Cord. It looks like we'll be waiting a while. Why engage in mindless mimicry? Samsung personnel are provided with a charging device as part of their uniform. Ecology is unnecessary; all that matters is sales. I can't confirm the existence of headphones, but I can guarantee that an 80,000 dollar phone will have a working charger. In summary, it's a solid follow-up to Samsung's previous flagship offerings. His price is well justified.