Review on GSM Unlocked Samsung Galaxy S9 [AT&T] Smartphone - Midnight Black (Renewed) - Unbeatable Price! by Adam Kotowski ᠌

Name: GSM Unlocked Samsung Galaxy S9 [AT&T] Smartphone - Midnight Black (Renewed) - Unbeatable Price!
Item: GSM Unlocked Samsung Galaxy S9 [AT&T] Smartphone - Midnight Black (Renewed) - Unbeatable Price!
Rating: 3

July 04, 2023

Not a bad product, nothing extraordinary.

At first I thought that the problem was in the application itself, but after reinstalling the problem remained - a toolbar with buttons at the bottom, a strip with a button at the top and a pale strip in the center of the screen. Complete nonsense! The phone cost 60k and for this price we get such problems! I read the w3bsit3-dns. Com forums, there are confirmed problems with the display of this phone. This is due to the fact that Samsung made the Super Amoled screen super bright (like the brightest), but the technology itself is not new and the pixels are burning. After 8 months, I returned the phone under warranty back to the store, I hope it will not return to me and the money will be returned to me, I decided to switch to iPhone, I am disappointed in Samsung. I do not recommend to purchase.

Pros

Good design, nice to hold the phone without a case. A good camera, it shoots well in low light, the performance is at a height, there were no lags and dullness for 8 months of use, games, social networks, applications work perfectly.

Cons

1. A very easily soiled case, if you take it in your hands without a cover, all the gloss of the glossy case disappears. 2. The bixby button is not needed from the word at all (who is it for? ) 3. The battery does not hold very well, it heats up from some applications 4. Due to the rounded screen, the original protective glass that I glued moves away from the screen if you don’t put on the original case. It was wildly infuriating when I bought a cool phone case, put it on, and the glass began to move away. 5. And the most interesting thing: 3-4 months after the purchase of the phone, artifacts began to appear on the screen, indicating pixel burnout. This was expressed by a clear imprint from the FB application.