Review on (Refurbished) Samsung Galaxy S9, 64GB, Lilac Purple - Fully Unlocked - Best Deals! by Ada Szymaniuk ᠌

It is now necessary to discuss this mobile device. I've had it for about a year and a half. No one can deny that the display is stunning. The design is also fantastic, even now, two years after its first introduction. Great daytime camera. Its accuracy drops a bit at night, but it's still on par with that of flagships. The benefits don't stop there, though, and the gentlemen down below will go into detail. Next, I'll provide my verdict. It seems odd that 4 stars isn't the maximum. First and foremost, it's independence. To be clear, she is not one. It doesn't matter if you're referring to the word or not. With regular use, your phone will be dead by midday, so you'd better bring a jar of juice or a charging cable. To the average viewer, that's about three hours of screen time. Performance is the second largest negative factor. The phone can launch WhatsApp, but it can do much more. When you have more than five or six windows open at once, you may experience some sluggishness or perhaps a complete crash. There is typically only a three- to five-second delay before programs launch. My tests showed that after 15 minutes of recording a 4K movie, the phone's battery percentage dropped from 100% to 60%. You can fry an omelet in it once it gets hot enough. Sadly, things are deteriorating over time. After 5 seconds of being turned on, the phone's camera opens. Assume you get a call, answer it, and then switch to a resource-intensive program (Word or Excel)—there's a 50 percent probability that it will crash as soon as you do so. The phone can only store up to 4 apps in memory at once. They go back to the homepage and start over. Even after a thorough cleaning and factory reset, the phone continues to experience increasing levels of instability with each "security" update. I am deeply dissatisfied. Earlier there were iOS and Windows Phone-based mobile devices. Never before have I experienced such prolonged delays and freezes. This gadget is not something you should buy, especially not secondhand.