Review on Renewed Samsung Galaxy S7 in Gold - 32GB and Locked to Verizon Wireless by Kiril Panajotov ᠌

Bought on the first day of pre-order availability. The situation is normal. The phone is like something out of a fairy tale; it feels good in the hand and doesn't get dull, as phones so often do. After HTC, I adjusted rapidly. But! That's a lot of tempered glass. They aren't very helpful. In general, I have never been an advocate for protecting one's phone with a case or a piece of glass since I believe that doing so prevents one from experiencing the full benefits of a high-quality device and its components. After dropping it several times and seeing nothing except minor scratches on the metal body, I started to like its more imposing new look. One day, when I was stepping out of the car (and, by the way, he is really slippery), he slipped out and fell on the sidewalk. The end effect is a fracture over the entire display, although a very fine one that is barely noticeable. At first, it bothered me, but eventually, I stopped caring. The second time was as I was running on the asphalt, and that's where the screen finally gave out. Everything. The estimated cost of the government's repairs is $25,000. An original display can be purchased online for $11,000, though authenticity concerns remain; a replacement can be had for $3,000 to $4,000. In a nutshell, I need a new one, but they're all covered in glass.