Review on Renewed Samsung Galaxy Note 10+ with 256GB in Aura Glow for GSM Users by Avut Bouchen ᠌

A Samsung Galaxy Note 10 plus 256 gb phone was acquired on November 1, 2022 for a cost of 90 thousand from an Aliexpress store located in Hong Kong. Phone satisfied for a period of time little shorter than a year. When placed inside the Protected Standing Cover, the hands-free speaker started making a discernible rattling sound around September of 2022. The issue was alleviated to some degree by switching to a silicone casing, although it did not go away entirely once the change was made. At the same time, noticeable problems with communication began to be observed at the end of September. For example, missed calls and intermittently not being able to get through were experienced, and my calls did not immediately go through. It turned out that this did not solve the problem, and the subsequent contact with the Samsung service center showed a malfunction of the device (a call to the support service on 162022 and a call to the service center on Valovaya 11/19 on 182022). I sinned against the operator and had to change the operator. The problem is that the phone is only reliable when it is operating in the 4g mode while using Volte; calls placed to the 3g and 2g modes will not go through. As the issue began to present itself for the first time toward the end of September, I was in Hong Kong, and due to the limited coverage of the 4G network and the reliance on wifi for phone calls, I was unable to definitively determine the nature of the device's malfunction. During a travel for work to a different region with limited 4G coverage, it became very clear that there was a problem. After transferring to a different network operator, I replaced the SIM card once more because Samsung support said that if 4G connectivity is available, it is most likely that the issue lies with the network provider. After the engineers at the service center were contacted on 11/18/2022, they reset the firmware. Following this, it was determined that the board needed to be replaced at a cost of approximately 30,000 dollars. When the customer called customer service with a request to consider possible options for warranty repairs, they were denied and told that they could have met if the phone call was made before 12022. However, at that moment, I could not even fathom the possibility that a flagship smartphone that was not even a year old could behave in such a manner. Because the past two months' worth of communication difficulties have had a detrimental effect on my own reputation, I am now forced to utilize an iPhone as a secondary device.