Review on Fully Unlocked Samsung Galaxy S10+ (128GB, Prism Black) - Refurbished Edition by Amar Amar ᠌

General, the change went off without a hitch. Those that upgrade to the Galaxy S9 won't notice a difference, while those who are still using a S8 or older model will. But, the Plus model's battery life is noticeably more resilient under heavy use. The pluses: I'll use the Galaxy S8, which lasted for two years in my hand and through hell on earth, as a point of comparison. - Display. There is now a considerably greater emphasis on using natural colors, especially when it comes to black. It's a significant win for the display that the bezels have been shrunk; * Camera module. A respect to style, the built-in module is still quite good; * Lightning-fast performance right out of the box. The SGS8's lack of initial speed makes the improved fluidity of its animations and transitions all the more evident. The ratio of power to weight is also pretty impressive; * They gave me an extra half-year of warranty plus a service called V. I. P., which, for some reason I don't understand, lets you swap out your phone's screen (and not just the screen) if something goes wrong. The phone has stunning visuals and a beautiful, rich sound even in its most basic form; * 128GB storage capacity. Extreme, but in a good way. But, it does come with certain drawbacks. *Battery. It turns out that 3400 mAh is not enough for such a power supply, therefore the manufacturer "chopped" the kit by removing the microUSB to USB Type-C converter. The 1.5-second duration of the screen's scanner. A substantial delay in unlocking occurs even when compared to the iPhone 6S *. As opposed to the S8, this phone is thicker, slightly bigger, and less pleasant in the hand. In addition, the decision to move the lock button is divisive.