Review on Renewed Samsung Galaxy Note 9 with 128GB in Midnight Black for AT&T Network by Anastazja Awgustinop ᠌

The final outcome is as a consequence. I've had this phone for more than a year. Even though I already broke the glass, I'm still happy about it. However, since replacing the glass with a display will cost $14,000, I'm not sure what to do with this miracle. It's my mistake; the glass is really sturdy; I simply adhered the film, and through standard falls from heights of 1.5 meters and above (I'm 182) into tiled floors and other delights, it didn't even break. The bike journey presented a challenge. He fell off the bike at a speed of 15 km, and the phone immediately dropped out of the backpack and onto the pavement. I took a detour and flew 5 meters along the pavement. As a result, the glass under the film cracked in a few spots, but it still works and functions flawlessly! The second issue is that I broke the stylus while on vacation, and it's difficult to get the original. I go through a lot of pain, like I have no hands. I can state that during regular phone use, I did not notice any differences between the Exinos and Snapdragon CPUs (of which there are many on the network). It operated without needing to reboot and completed 1.5 to 2 days of work with ease. Another point is that if you still play mobile games (I spent the last two months being addicted to one toy called "royal battle"), I believe Snap will manifest itself right away. Lately while switching programs, there have started to be some mysterious unexpected reboots and "dumb stuff." Once more, I want to emphasize that the change in use will be modest if you do not play mobile games (like PUBG and other hungry ones), or, to be more accurate, the average user won't notice it because everything worked perfectly for me. In light of the fact that I paid 34–36 thousand for it a year ago (after trading in my Galaxy C7 and selling some gift-received Buds), I wholeheartedly endorse this phone. I find this price to be absurd for a premium phone, and it is unquestionably superior to any Chinese phone. Coming to the store even now, I didn't see anything (subjectively) as stunning and rigid as Note 9. Maybe I've grown to love this show and don't want anything else. But, the stylus is not something that everyone needs. Like toys, some individuals don't need it and others do.