Review on 📱 Renewed Samsung Galaxy S8+ for AT&T - Arctic Silver, 64GB by Ognian Asenov ᠌

Name: 📱 Renewed Samsung Galaxy S8+ for AT&T - Arctic Silver, 64GB
Item: 📱 Renewed Samsung Galaxy S8+ for AT&T - Arctic Silver, 64GB
Rating: 4

July 17, 2023

Everything is fine, I liked the product, I bought it for a reason.

Throughout my life, I've used a large variety of phones, ranging from inexpensive to costly, but the S8+ and the iPhone 4S will always be tied for second place in my mind. When I am able to enjoy this screen while holding it in my hands, I experience euphoria.
In all honesty, there are quite a few drawbacks, but I'm willing to tolerate them for the time being—at least up until I get my hands on an iPhone X. You can close your eyes as you enjoy the feelings that the device gives you after you've made the purchase.
By the way, before Samsung, I was pretty much a hamster, but they restored my hope that there is life beyond an apple.

Pros

Let's start: 1) Screen, then screen once more. The AMOLED display is unquestionably the best. The most recent model, the iPhone 7 Plus, ensured that none of my pals were caught sleeping with their matrix. It's just a music whether you're watching YouTube, surfing, or using a navigator. 2) I'm going to refer to it as the touch feeling. The hands hold something that is exceedingly cold to the touch. Slim, lightweight. Direct and intimate tactile touch with him at the highest level. 3) Either two SIM cards or one SIM card in addition to a memory card. After getting an iPhone, one's true voice finally emerges. 4) The camera is of high quality, despite not being a double. 5) It is waterproof; I used it when swimming in the pool.

Cons

There are quite a few negative aspects, including the following: 1) A fig protector for your screen. I don't wear films since they drive me crazy, and I've never carried a phone with physical buttons, but the screen is covered with tiny scratches. 2) The exterior of the case has a number of deep scratches. The paint has peeled off the corners, and the paint around the lens of the camera has also peeled off. In a few words, it is fragile and prone to stains. 3) Touch visas are a waste of time and money; this is not factual. Perhaps Android is just an idiot. Overall, the iPhone was 3 times more stable than any other device. What could possibly be the issue is beyond my comprehension. Although it has a lot of power, the phone occasionally has sluggish performance. 4) The battery charge is evaporating right in front of our eyes, and there is only about 70 percent of the account's health left. Despite the fact that the iPhone's battery was similarly depleted. 5) When under load, it becomes really hot (maybe because to the bottleneck of my copy). 6) Bixby is a revolting application that must be used regardless of whether or not a separate on is turned on. 7) I will go ahead and disable all of the available unlock options. Whether it's the retina or a finger scanner, it works, to tell you the truth (I like to think of it as a stub). I discovered a foolproof method to unlock the Samsung Gear S3 Frontier watch, which also appears to be quite clever. They don't need to use their fingers or their eyes to unlock the phone while they are nearby.