Review on 💻 Renewed Samsung Galaxy S9 in Titanium Gray, 64GB for AT&T by Duong ᠌

Bought to replace iPhone SE Interested: protection against water (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 system, which, judging by the reviews, has become much more user friendly. I was impressed by the camera in night mode - at night it sees even what I do not see. The camera loves bright colors - green, blue, they look great on the phone. When the picture is enlarged, it is on these colors that impurities of "artifacts" are visible - camera noise, all kinds of circles, and so on. I was impressed by the screen, especially the brightness in the sun. By disadvantages 1. Main - battery life from 3 to 3.5 hours of the screen came out as standard. I used it relaxed - vk, votsap, telegram, without depending on "on / off wi fi" and other settings; The battery was checked by the Samsung warranty service, everything is fine. 2. - fast burnout, starting from S8), I have not had a burnout in 5 months. no white. Only blue. 3. she slows down. Slightly (because the phone has a powerful percentage), not always, but here and there there will be a micropause. Especially it makes it difficult to turn on the video. The old iPhone Se was better in this regard. Everything is fine with the photo, at 4, I want it to be better when approaching. 4. Haven't used android before, but it's hard to understand why I turn on a phone that costs 50 thousand for the first time and see "Calculate p" (yes, on two different lines!). I do not understand the "night mode" - half of the applications work in black, while the standard built-in Google is able to burn out the retina in white. I don’t understand why there are a lot of small friezes and lags in the flagship of 2022 - I don’t know if it’s artificially done to push the S10 or it should be, but it’s strange to me that the product works less smoothly and comfortably than the SE