Review on Renewed Samsung Galaxy Note 10 with 256GB Storage in Aura White for AT&T Customers by Kenta Saito

Battery life is poor. You can get around this by carrying around a power bank, but I'd still prefer longer battery life (I have wireless charging at home and at the office, so I hardly notice this minus, but if you're not taking a long trip in a private car and still want to make heavy use of your phone during the day, you'll need a power bank). Perhaps not having a headphone jack; this has happened to me once before in a rental car with an auxiliary port; I use bluetooth ears and sometimes full ones, but it was inconvenient nonetheless (but taking an adapter from ucb-c to 3.5 is not a problem for such cases). Price is pricey, for sure, but it's really a minor drawback in the grand scheme of things. The optical under-screen unlock scanner is also painfully slow. Despite the fact that his visage unlocks my phone every time, I don't much care for his work. Moreover, I'd like to point you another source of amusement. According to Murtazin's smartphone review, the screen is excellent in direct sunlight, and its light sensors allow it to automatically and seamlessly adapt to varying levels of illumination. Yet, I wouldn't claim that using a phone's screen in the bright Crimean light is any different from using it in any other environment (in the same Huawei P smart Z for example). In this case, the light detector is completely powerless.