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

- Display (I like amoled more in general, but here it is especially good) - Camera (just a highly reliable and well-functioning camera; no WOW effect). The photos are clear in low light, but average light only makes them passable. - Shell (for an amateur, but personally my soul rests after 3 years with xiaomi, although I miss some functions, but for me a crushing advantage is on the Samsung side) - Battery (my phone is fully loaded from morning to evening with GPS, video, and Internet distribution; it can withstand up to a little amount of time from 9 am to 11 pm) - Sound (sorry, but this is again after xiaomi, just good sound and a good headset, nothing supernatural) - Video and sound on video (I don't experiment with 4K, so I can't speak to it just yet, but full HD video writes wonderfully; the most crucial component is the sound, which can be heard in any setting, either at a concert or in a quiet setting) 4 months after eating: Watch video in any environment with top-notch sound (important for me) - The main camera takes decent pictures, and the stereo sound is excellent. - Quick recharging - The battery was noted as having drawbacks, but if you do not spot a problem, it is adequate for all daily use. Also, it lasts significantly longer than my prior phones and home phones; the current software version's night mode is excellent; and the modern screen mode is highly practical.