Review on Renewed Samsung Galaxy Note 8, 📱 64GB Deepsea Blue – Unlocked for AT&T by Kenji Mogi ᠌

The camera isn't as good as the one on the Note 10 or other recent flagships, but it serves my needs for snapping photos of work-related documents and other such things; when I need to be creative, I use my professional SLR. The 64 GB of storage space is limited, but since I back up my images to the cloud, I'm good to go. Listed below are some advantages: As my phone's capabilities become obsolete, it begins to perform slowly, or it drains its battery quickly, I typically upgrade. To this day, almost three years later, I still have no compelling reason to upgrade to either the Note 9 or the Note 10. The release of Note 20 is officially official. But, despite holding up very well, I still have more than enough storage on my note 8 and it consistently completes its responsibilities. After using a stylus for the first time to jot down a phone number, draw a graphic to help illustrate a concept, take a screenshot with notes for future editing, and so on, I can't see ever going back to a phone without one. Display burned out, although that doesn't really affect anything. The only difference is that a narrow band of a different color stands out against the white background. To be honest, I wasn't surprised by this development given how well it functions in navigation mode in my car.