You can return all models within 14 days irrespective of it's unlocked or carrier model. They charge restocking fee of $35.
Not bad for a test drive ..
You can return all models within 14 days irrespective of it's unlocked or carrier model. They charge restocking fee of $35.
Ah bummer good luck, yeah S9+ is still a great phone especially after the One UI update. Next year your trade won't be worth $550 though, probably more around $300 or $350 based on what they are offering for S8+ now. Not that it matters, more of FYII waffled until this morning, when I sighed and put my S9+ in FedEx for return.
The S10+ is really not worth an extra $450, at least right now; that's more a testament to the S9+ than anything else. I'm annoyed by the 10+ wonky fingerprint reader, and even face unlock--while it works great--doesn't always trigger for reasons I've yet to figure out.
And the notification volume is WAY too loud.
But, I figure I can deal with these things for now, or even for a year. I'll reserve judgment until Sammy puts out an update or two to resolve some of these things, and I'll simply adapt otherwise.
I fully expect to pay Sammy another $450 next year for the S11+...
I am considering return and wait for the Note 10. I switched to the a10+ from an S9+ and don't see much improvement.
Hopefully Samsung won't charge restocking fee. Will contact them in the morning and see.
For a celebrity or high profile government official yes this face unlock wouldn't be recommended, but for the average Joe really what are the chances if you lost your phone that someone has a picture of you. Unless your a secret agent and someone you know has a pic of you and is specifically targeting you and wants to steal your phone then it might be "un-secure"... I'm not worried about it at all
Chances or not I personally wouldn't use it still. Some don't value security but I find the "Well I mean you aren't a celebrity" a poor excuse to use bad security. To me that is the same as people who question home security cameras because "Nothing has happened" yet when something does...
But as I said that is just me. I hold security at a higher value then most and make everything I do in tech not-so-easy for a bad actor to get in .
Chances or not I personally wouldn't use it still. Some don't value security but I find the "Well I mean you aren't a celebrity" a poor excuse to use bad security. To me that is the same as people who question home security cameras because "Nothing has happened" yet when something does...
But as I said that is just me. I hold security at a higher value then most and make everything I do in tech not-so-easy for a bad actor to get in .
And for that you can use secure folder in case for some reason you lose your phone and your first and last name is on it so someone can look for a picture of you to unlock it.
Not here. I absolutely love this phone. So much so that this is the first phone in a looooong time i got insurance on just so I can rock it naked. I'm one that buys all the latest flagships. I've never enjoyed a phone as much as u have with this one. From the software to the build. For me this is one great device.
But I totally see where if you came from a note 9 or s9 it wouldn't seem like much of a upgrade. To each their own. Do what's best for you. We all have our reasons.
Or I just use something more secure then Samsungs version of face unlock.