Review on Renewed Samsung Galaxy 💙 S8+ Coral Blue, 64GB for AT&T by Chong Nahm Cho ᠌

That phone has exceeded my expectations. Scratch resistance on the LCD is the biggest drawback. The screen is the biggest selling point. Pros:\sDesign. Looks fancy and cutting-edge, like it would cost a lot. The screen is its main selling point, and it manages to maintain its initial "wow" appeal even after months of use. You have excellent sun vision. The rounded corners don't cause any problems, contrary to what some people claim. Camera. All systems are go, and the quality of outdoor photographs is excellent. Only when photographing fast-moving subjects could you claim to have used a flash indoors. Most importantly, the main speaker (not strange). It was disappointing to spend that much on a phone and find out it didn't have stereo speakers. The mono speaker comes through loud and clear, with even some low frequencies. There is nothing soothing about the noise. Perform at a rapid pace. My experience using the interface has become far less choppy since the most recent ates, which is obviously a good thing. Inductive charging. A present that was given. And what would I do if I didn't have her? It works perfectly, and now my phone is always charged, when before I was reluctant to plug it in. You used to always tell me to charge the phone before putting it down, but now you never say anything unless it's dead. Dual-SIM compatibility and signal reception are both excellent. An indication of satisfaction from the fingerprint reader. Samsung Pay, for instance, can be accessed by swiping your finger over the screen and used to make purchases with just two taps of your finger. When you can't open it with one hand because of its size, pull the curtain to make up for it. We get a bunch of different ate with tweaks about once a month, and that's great. After upgrading to version 8.0, users experienced a frustrating issue: slow-motion video would frequently freeze. Fortunately, the problem was resolved shortly thereafter. Negative aspects: Autonomy. Even though I wish things were better, a day's worth of mediocre happenings is not lacking. Facebook, listening to music, and playing a few games. Almost makes up for the disadvantages of wireless charging. A few pebbles in my pocket without a case or film caused two shallow scratches on the screen. Eventually, there was another instance in which I used the phone without a case, and another tiny scratch resulted. I am quite selective in my application. The fingerprint scanner is somewhat inconveniently placed, as many have pointed out. As time goes on, though, you become accustomed to it, and it no longer hurts. The position of the 3.5 mm headphone jack is inconvenient. This is not a negative, but a minor point of criticism since I am accustomed to it coming from the top. The sound quality is decent with the native headphones, but I prefer cordless headphones. One little complaint: occasionally, when playing or viewing a movie, the speaker can be blocked. (And (from what I gather), the sound dies down nearly instantly due to the material's resistance to moisture.)