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

Prior to that, I was using a Samsung Galaxy Note 2. It had a regular glass screen rather than a plastic one, which increased the screen's level of fragility. Why were these kinks in the screen introduced in the first place? You are not allowed to put a protective glass there; if you need to press something on the edge, you must hit it directly to press it. If you are allowed to put a protective glass there, you are not allowed to press anything on the edge. The phone has both moisture and software on it. It would be acceptable if I spent fifteen to twenty dollars on a Chinese dish, but it seems excessive to pay that much for mowing the lawn (for example, the conductor does not see the downloaded file). After being dropped into a puddle, the phone, which had been advertised as having the capacity to withstand water, immediately began to overheat and then died. It is true that after a few weeks he returned to his normal self, and his vision dried up. The sound is not very strong at all. When the volume of a video on YouTube is turned down too low, it can be challenging to watch. It's possible that this is intended as a testament to water resilience, but it's really just a marketing myth (see above). By camera. Seems like an excellent one. Yet, the faces have been somehow flattened, and the detailing is poor. I thought the photos taken with the Galaxy Note II were of higher quality. It's possible that this piece of software is useless, but I was unable to locate any others that were compatible with the camera. I recently purchased Chinese smartphones for my wife and daughter (I won't mention which ones), but after learning how much Samsung wants to charge me to restore the screen on my phone, I've decided to purchase a Chinese smartphone for myself instead. I have decided that going forward, I will not overpay for the "brand."