Review on Renewed Samsung Galaxy S9+ G9650 64GB Unlocked GSM 4G LTE Phone with Dual 12MP Camera in Lilac Purple by Ae Ra ᠌

I borrowed a friend's phone so I could "drive" while he left for a holiday at sea. The speakers and screen are excellent. As though a home theater had been shrunk down to fit in the palms of your hands. It also has a fantastic camera. It's fantastic as a portable multimedia device, but because it's a phone, it needs to be able to receive a signal and connect to the internet, and Samsungs have long been a problem in this area. The product has a bad feeling to it, as if you were holding a Chinese copy. The screen is one area where it feels normal, but other areas are just plain raw. In conclusion, it seems like the gnat market in 2022 is similar to a cesspool where any trash can be dumped. The normal version of the exynos was given to the US and China on a snap, and they were told to dispose of their trash until 2022 in an effort to somehow recoup the money that was stolen from it during development. Given how many people speak or understand 2022 (at least the entire former Soviet Union), Bixby's lack of localisation and the fact that it uses a separate button without an on/off switch is just nasty. Catching a signal has already become a byword for a different topic. I'm not sure if the radio module hardware is like that or if it's a software issue. In general, Samsungs jump from 4G to 3G and then entirely disappear at the slightest signal decrease. Also, rotating between towers requires a lot of time. The phone should, in principle, stick to a stronger network with all of its might, as the iPhone does, but the Koreans have their own, in my opinion illogical, opinion. This Stuff is awful. Even though babosy reviewers shout its praises, the raw content eliminates approximately half of the phone's intrinsic potential. The verdict is a form of raw, non-functional exinos for the 2022 market called Bixby because Koreans seized this industry and, in reality, don't care about consumers. How a mini-cinema will function while traveling if a large battery bank is available and the Internet is not required. It would just cause anxieties and an ever dangling silent query, "What did I spend that sort of money for and where is the flagship?," if connection to the network were even available.