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

1. The screen is a quiet horror. I don't know if I'm so unlucky with them, or if the screen quality really leaves much to be desired. Before that, I encountered the same problem on another phone - some time after the purchase (not immediately, maybe six months later), the screen began to "see through". It's hard to describe, but if, for example, you open youtube, then when you watch a video, you see on the screen the keyboard that was displayed on the tab with Vkontakte when you wrote a message, before going to Youtube. The point is that one application seems to "shine through" through another, while if you open just a white screen, you can see that it went in stripes and in places they are either lighter or darker. It is this shortcoming for me that covers literally all the listed advantages. At the same time, the screen is whole and unharmed, in no way damaged. 2. The price - in my opinion, is too high and is mostly built on the name of the company, but, in my opinion, it is absolutely not worth your money, especially with such a problematic screen. Especially taking into account the fact that its service life is three years at the most, and for such a price you can buy smartphones from another company every year and they will be no worse in quality, or maybe even better. 3. After a year of use, performance began to sag noticeably, it could freeze and throw out of applications many times, just slow down. 4. The last few months I have encountered a problem with the charging socket - the wire in it has stopped holding. I thought it was the wire, I bought a new one - the same situation. I thought the nest was clogged - I cleaned it, but it still does not work. As a result, I had to abandon wired charging altogether and buy wireless charging and batteries. But here's the trouble again - wireless charging works intermittently, if you hold the phone with the battery in your hand, then it can periodically turn off and on randomly, although I try to fix them as much as possible in one position.