Review on Renewed Samsung Galaxy Note 9 with 128GB in Midnight Black for AT&T Network by Athit Boonnoon PK ᠌

Screens covering the majority of the front face of smartphones have made most models look similar. They've lost their sense of themselves, I suppose. Hence, at this point, any smartphone will do. I would not have purchased a Galaxy Note 9 if not for the inclusion of a stylus. Before, I refrained from purchasing high-priced cellphones because, in theory, any smartphone costing less than 20k would be more than adequate for my needs; I don't play games, but any web browser runs smoothly. At that moment, though, I was in the market for a new top and took advantage of a sale at my local retailer to get one. At long last, Samsung has figured out how to design mobile phones that feel as good in the hand as the iPhone (but I personally never had an iPhone, because there is only one SIM card). The phone looks even better in person than it does in the pictures, and the Samsung is finally symmetrical from every angle. I can't comment on the display's burn-in because I've only had it for a short period of time (less than a month). I'm hoping the samsung isn't any worse than the motorola z2 play, which I've owned for over a year and on which the amoled display hasn't burned out. I wouldn't say it's very comfy, but the fact that it's a couple of cm lower in height makes it easier for my thumb to reach makes up for any discomfort. Yet, the smartphone has nothing but praiseworthy qualities. While you adjust to the new, you find a sense of serenity.