Review on 💻 Renewed Samsung Galaxy S9 in Titanium Gray, 64GB for AT&T by Agata Nowickq ᠌

The memory is full. For photos and videos, I mainly use a SLR and action cameras. A year later, more than 30 GB of free memory. Bought for about $ 1000 in the official Samsung store. A year later, I say - it's not worth it. Better switch to A series. There are fewer functions, the camera is weaker, but the phone will live longer and cost 3-4 times cheaper. Some pros: A great display, a great camera. But what's there - there's nothing to complain about at all, except for the shortcomings that began to appear about six months after the purchase. Separately, I would like to note the good sound and non-scratch screen. Got cons: 1. The battery for the first month held a charge for about 2 days of active use. After a couple of months, it was enough for a day. Disabled all unused services. It turns out that I use only the phone (conversation), telegram and browser. A year later, I practically do not use the phone, because I communicate with colleagues using a laptop. I open "battery consumption": Screen time: 20 min. Youtube Music 5%, active 1 min, background 50 min. Google Play Services 5%, active 1min, background 14hrs, 46mins Telegram 3.7%, active 7 min, background 1 hour 53 min. Samsung Internet 3%, active 1 min, background less than 1 min The charge level dropped to 50% with little to no use of the phone. What's this? There is controlled wear and tear, which encourages the buyer to regularly buy flagship models. 2. NFC broke after a month. The phone did not drop, did not beat. 3. "brakes" and freezes after reboot. After a full download, I cannot enter the password to unlock the phone because the keyboard does not respond to pressing. You need to wait about 5 minutes until the phone is fully loaded. It just started just recently.