Review on Renewed Samsung Galaxy Note 9 with 128GB in Midnight Black for AT&T Network by Amit Kumar ᠌

My disappointment with the purchase was great. After using the Huawei P20 Pro, I moved to it because it had fewer rough edges than here and started out much cheaper at 55k. With Samsung, I'm disappointed. has some benefits Stereo music, trouble-free Bluetooth operation, a fine screen, but nothing exceptional. many additional, undocumented features that you might never utilize. After using the stylus for the first month, I stopped. Cons are: Work in the system is occasionally accompanied with micro friezes. I frequently watch YouTube, and sometimes the phone either flips the picture to a horizontal orientation for a very long time when turning, or it deigns to do it at all. It feels like you are using a low-end Android smartphone, and when we shake it after turning it, they say, let's roll over. Sometimes the face scanner or fingerprint scanner on a flagship unlocks too slowly. It's a shame for a flagship smartphone, in my opinion, that if you block and immediately place your finger on the scanner, you must stand and wait for approximately a second and a half. Other times, the speed is tolerable; I'm not sure what factors are involved.