Review on Renewed Samsung Galaxy 💙 S8+ Coral Blue, 64GB for AT&T by Phurichaya Dhcana ᠌

The gadget fits me like a glove. I still don't get why folks don't like the fingerprint scanner on the rear despite reading the reviews. Indeed, it's awkward at first when you stick your finger at the camera. After a week, I became accustomed to it and finally understood it, since for me, this is the optimum location for the scanner. With one hand, you can unlock the phone without interfering or making extra movements. It's annoying to use Bixby. Whether the phone is locked or not, pressing it by accident causes the assistant to open, consuming the battery. Sometimes when I remove it from my pocket, the assistant is open and the emergency dial is active because I pressed everything in my pocket. I then turn everything off. I sincerely hope that in the future it won't even accidentally switch on in your pocket. Regarding the pink highlights around the screen's edges, I suppose there is a time like that, but if I hadn't heard that there is a problem like that, I never would have noticed these pink highlights in my life. Of course, it would be better for them to not exist in order to save their money, but they can only be seen if you open a page that is entirely white and take a seat to look at it. These lights are not visible whether playing video games, reading, viewing videos, or surfing the internet. The absence of a touch screen on the screen's curved edges thrilled me because it prevented inadvertent clicks. Holding the phone while watching a video horizontally is quite uncomfortable. Nearly the entire front panel is taken up by the screen, thus watching a video has a few drawbacks: If you don't have headphones on and mistakenly hit the screen, the sound will completely disappear if you close the speaker with your hand. satisfied with the VR display resolution. Only by paying close attention are pixels visible; even in the HTC Vive, this is not the case with the S8. In my opinion, the phone is worthwhile.