Review on Renewed Samsung Galaxy 💙 S8+ Coral Blue, 64GB for AT&T by Anuson Chaosuan ᠌

A gorgeous smartphone, but it costs an amount that is utterly excessive. Efforts are made to turn into a brick in the shortest amount of time feasible, either by falling to the ground or by giving up all of their autonomy. Contains a few positive aspects The design offers the single and most significant advantage, which is also the only one. In this regard, the Koreans came out on top, considerably ahead of Apple and other market-leading brands. The design of the Monolit flagship was undeniably more appealing by an order of magnitude than the designs of rival brands' flagships. The following are some of its negative aspects: After six months, it became clear where there were deficiencies. Even though it has an 8th generation of proprietary processors, Exynos is still incapable of multitasking since it is "dumb." Another problem that has a direct effect on performance is the battery, which, after being used for a period of six months, appears to have lost half of its capacity. Additionally, it is necessary to state the following regarding the curved screen: the side edges do not operate, but they battle effectively. Should the edge become damaged, the entire display will be rendered useless, and the protective glass will not be able to preserve it. As a consequence of this, at some point in the not-too-distant future, there will be a choice: either to replace the display or to buy a new gadget from a different manufacturer. If you are a supporter of a Korean business, then the first choice is the one for you; however, the second choice is more appropriate for someone with a level head.