Review on (Refurbished) Samsung Galaxy S9, 64GB, Lilac Purple - Fully Unlocked - Best Deals! by Kero Montes

Acquired as a replacement for the iPhone SE. Interested in: water resistance (tested, used under water at home, dabbled in Adygea, as well as on the Black Sea, but pictures under water are not obtained), flagship specifications (2022), great camera, amoled display which should be very bright and save battery, 3.5mm jack (although I use both wired and wireless headphones), as well as the Android operating system, which, judging by the reviews, has become much more user friendly. I was really pleased by the camera when it was set to night mode because it can see things at night that even I can't see. The camera adores vivid hues, such as green and blue, both of which appear fantastic on the phone. When the image is enlarged, the imperfections known as "artifacts" become visible on these colors. These imperfections include camera noise, various kinds of circles, and other similar patterns. I was very impressed by the screen, particularly how bright it was even while it was outside. By disadvantages 1. Primary - the standard battery life of the screen increased from three to three and a half hours. I used it carefreely - on VK, VotSap, and Telegram - without being dependent on the "on / off wi fi" and other settings; the battery was examined by the Samsung warranty service, and everything is functioning normally. 2. - fast burnout, beginning with S8), I haven't experienced a burnout in the past half a year. Nothing in white Nothing but blue. 3. She picks up her pace a bit. There will be a micropause now and then; it won't happen all the time (since the phone has a powerful percentage), but it will happen occasionally. Particularly problematic is the fact that it makes it more difficult to turn on the video. In this respect, the older model of the iPhone Se was superior. There is nothing wrong with the photograph; nonetheless, I would like it to be more impressive when we are getting closer. 4. I have never used Android before, but I find it difficult to comprehend why, when I turn on a phone that cost me 50,000 dollars for the first time, I see "Calculate p" (yes, on two separate lines!). The "night mode" is something that I do not really comprehend because half of the applications operate in black, but the default built-in Google is able to burn out the retina when it is set to white. I don't know if it's artificially done to push the S10 or if it should be, but it's strange to me that the product works less smoothly and comfortably than the SE. I don't know if it's artificially done to push the S10 or if it should be. I don't understand why there are a lot of small friezes and lags in the flagship of 2022.