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So far so good! Been using it almost a month now, and no issues. I came from an S9, so it was several steps ahead and there were definitely a few changes, but nothing monumental. I am sad to see the SD card go, more than anything. That's why I went with the 256GB to make sure I had enough room for all of my music and audio books. It should be more than enough on that front, so there's that. Getting used to only having three buttons took a bit, but it's certainly no issue. The only thing I miss from my S9 is that the S21 does not have the heart rate meter function. Nothing world-shaking by any means, of course, but it was a sad step-down that I found odd. Other than that, the phone has almost double the battery time and a significantly more advance camera. Sound-wise, both in call and on speaker for music or talk, is about the same. I am happy with my choice to upgrade. Read full review
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Unfortunately I had difficulity connecting to my cell carrier (T-Mobile). Including several attempts by my local T-Mobile dealer. Phones were great looking but for whatever reasons I had connectivity issues that couldn't get resolved.
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I do love using this newer model of Samsung than my s8 active. I appreciate the feel in my hand, the awesome capacity of choices to explore. I am really delighted!
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That's a very good price for this Snapdragon 888 phone. Very fast, brilliant screen. facial recognition could be better. 256 GB is enough for all photos and videos. The battery lasts all day long when it is used a lot.
Verified purchase: Yes | Condition: Pre-owned
It's nice , like all phones in that league overpriced. So far no complaints.
Verified purchase: Yes | Condition: New
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