Review on Renewed Samsung Galaxy Note 9 in AT&T Cloud Silver, 128GB Storage by Anastazja Matejczyk

Fantastic mobile device for the employee! It's been over a year since I started using it, and I couldn't be happier with it. Has some pros Excellent tool for the task at hand! Because I don't have a lot of spare time, I frequently have to work while I'm traveling, so I decided to get a smartphone that has the features I need. 1) A significant amount of storage space 2) Wide screen 3) Stylus! Editing text (selection, typing), dealing with Excel tables, and taking screenshots (you may choose the desired screen slice and draw or highlight something) are all vastly simplified by this extension. For me, taking notes by hand has really become more convenient than using paper. Do any kinds of computations? Draw a diagram to explain something you don't understand. If you want to explain anything to someone, you can save yourself the trouble of looking for paper and a pen by drawing visual images instead. 4) This location has a fantastic camera! The night filming was extremely impressive to me in terms of its quality. 5) Delighted with the product's level of craftsmanship. The display and the back cover are securely adhered to one another, giving the impression that the device is a one piece. 6) Provide the goods! It is able to maintain all five applications open in memory at the same time without closing any of them. Really convenient and comfy for the office. 7) A function labeled "Notification reminder." A helpful tool that ensures you don't overlook an essential communication and also don't forget to respond to it. 8) User interface configurations that are both convenient and adaptable. Widgets that add functionality to the primary screen. 9) I'd like to offer my sincere gratitude for the "fingerprint sensor gestures" feature. Holding the phone in one hand while simultaneously opening the curtain with notifications is a really helpful feature. 10) The fingerprint sensor itself is lightning-quick and positioned in a very comfortable spot. Now that I've become used to having a fingerprint lock, I hardly even realize that I have one! 11) A helpful application for extracting info from an older mobile device. Not only data, but applications as well were moved over from the previous iPhone; the program looked for equivalents on Google Play and found them. 12) An adapter that allows devices to be connected to OTG using USB. You do not need to turn on the computer in order to rapidly download something and move it to a USB flash drive. You can do this without turning on the computer. despite its advantages. In general, everything is wonderful, and the issues that I have with it are primarily little ones. 1) A menu with commands to cut and paste the selected text does not always appear after the content has been selected. Just selecting the text does not result in any action being taken. 2) A button on the Bixby hardware. Utilizing the bxActions application, the assignment was changed. Nonetheless, it is still inconvenient, as it is frequently pressed by accident rather than the button for turning the volume down. 3) The ability to recognize people and things in the gallery doesn't operate correctly! Frequently gives no attention at all to the subject of the photograph. In addition, he considers the same to be four different things. Have the ability to identify a statue or an image as a person. And it's like a melody when you recognize an object! He considers mice to be cats, squirrels to be dogs, "Moment" adhesive to be food, photographs of lecture notes to be "bathrooms," and computer screenshots to be "electrical appliances." Vegetables are referred to as "trees," book cover photographs are described as "visiting a card," and a young woman is referred to as a "baby." There will be no need for jokes when you've experienced the Gallery app! 4) The built-in e-mail application is so inept that I would go so far as to call it stupid. It is impossible to do a search on the letters that were received more than a week ago. Alternative file to download. 5) It is not possible to turn off notifications generated by some system functions! For instance, I have already fairly received a notification regarding a software issue. About the ate, a word to the wise: do not install Android 9, as doing so would just make diiiko run more slowly. 4) After almost half a year of consistent use, the button that was equipped with a latch on the end of the stylus peeled off. 5) In some programs, the three on-screen buttons that are located at the bottom of the screen vanish (back, home and task list). Also, in order to close an application of this kind, you will need to apply significant force to the region surrounding the "Home" button.