Review on 📱 Renewed Samsung Galaxy S9+ Plus (64GB, 6GB RAM) 6.2" Snapdragon 845, IP68 T-Mobile Unlocked - Coral Blue (US Warranty) by Adam Kaniuk ᠌

I’ll write right away that this is a review about a phone on a Snapdragon 845 with 8 cores, and not on the Korean Exynos. Koreans supply snap phones only to China and the USA, they seem to value these markets very much . Google, in turn, sharpens its product for snaps, and the Koreans themselves optimize their processors, with all the consequences . Therefore, for me the choice was obvious . My phone is from China. In Hong Kong, finding a phone on a snap is problematic, but possible. I had to pay a little extra for snapdragon. I won’t say where I bought it, because many will consider it for advertising. I heard that on the American versions there is no 2022 language and one SIM card. By the way, on the Chinese version in the "User Manual Section" there is no manual for the great and mighty. And in Samsung Pai support, all prepared questions to the manufacturer are only in English and Chinese. The battery keeps excellent. Left home at 8:30 am with 90% battery. I came home at 21:50, 38% of the charge remained on the screen. On the road, I spent a total of 40 minutes actively surfing in 4G. At work, 10 minutes of YouTube and a downloaded toy with subsequent rides for 10 minutes, erased. Wi-Fi included, a couple of calls, a little vatsap and instagram. Synchronization is disabled, power saving mode is enabled. I didn’t notice much difference in performance and overall impressions of the device with the economy mode turned off, because I hardly play games, and the Internet piled on with the battery saving mode. I suspect that the battery will eat more if you turn off the power saving mode, but I will never know about this . ) With communication and the Internet, too, everything is fine, nothing fell off anywhere. Many complain that the phone on Exinos the battery even at night when it is half turned off. I left only a dialer and an alarm clock in the phone, in the morning -3, sometimes -4% of the charge. Experimented for several days - the result is the same. Oh yes, there is a radio. Fuck guys, there is a radio on the top Samsung on the snap! )