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

This is a wonderful choice if you want a flagship device that can function effectively on its own. As finishing my script takes about an entire day, the eighth note gave up the ghost around 7 o'clock. Advantages that are a little bit different: My previous experience was with the 8th note, so I'll be discussing its advantages and disadvantages in light of that. At long last, a flagship Samsung device with a respectable battery life. That's why I moved up a grade, from eighth to seventh. The fingerprint scanner is conveniently located, eliminating the need to squirm your way past the camera. Smart scan, which includes iris recognition and so on, picked up speed. A pen infused with Bt is a handy tool to have around. I prefer the matte finish because it's more pleasing to the eye. There was not a single mark on the parquet when I dropped it from about 1.5 meters. Nonetheless, luck plays a major role. Arguments against it: Camera. Apart from the introduction of slow-motion and super-slow-motion video modes, I did not see any significant advancements from the prior version. It's unlikely that we'll ever have a need for 60 frames per second in Ultra High Definition. If it weren't for the price, I probably would have sat even further back on the 8-ke, complaining about how little has changed between generations.