Review on (Refurbished) Samsung Galaxy S9, 64GB, Lilac Purple - Fully Unlocked - Best Deals! by Yusri Yieotal Otai ᠌

In summary, the phone is well-built, has a pleasing feel to it, and is packed full of high-quality components (except for a rather weak battery). However the fact that it comes with software "from the manufacturer" already pre-installed greatly mars the whole image. To take one example, in order to erase a single message, you have to "poke" the screen multiple times (at least three times) in a variety of locations before the message is deleted. Another illustration of this would be how, when I am travelling internationally with my phone, I swap out the default SIM card with a local one and use that to access to the internet. However, as soon as the phone reconnects to any Wi-Fi network, the message "You have lost data connectivity because you left your home network with data roaming turned off" begins to appear on the phone. This message, which cannot be turned off, appears every few minutes and is, in typical fashion, completely devoid of any significance. And a whole bunch of additional frustrating times like this in a range of pre-installed apps, which I did not anticipate getting from a gadget in the "luxury" class. In a nutshell, from what I've gathered, this manufacturer is not particularly skilled in the art of building bespoke software. In conclusion, the score for the hardware would be "five," but the score would be lower for the battery and the Bixby button. The score for the firmware would be "two," giving a total score of three points. To put it another way, you can make use of it; nevertheless, if you had been aware of all of these drawbacks prior to making your purchase, it is highly probable that you would not have selected this particular model. . The issue that caused the notice "You have lost data connectivity." to continuously appear on one of the ates has been resolved, which is a positive development. Nevertheless, it was discovered that the fingerprint scanner is not very good; it has a tendency to cease recognizing any of the recorded prints at random intervals, and the approach of winter only made the problem much more difficult to deal with. In addition to that, I am perplexed as to the rationale behind including a heart rate monitor in the phone. It is extremely inconvenient to use, so one should just give in and forget about it. There is virtually no practical application for it. It would be preferable to install a more powerful battery. On the other hand, the wireless charging feature is one of my favorites, as it can charge almost as quickly as a cable charger when using a branded wireless charger.