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Samsung Galaxy Note 8, 64GB, Midnight Black - For GSM (Renewed)

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Color: Midnight Black


Size: 64GB


Style: GSM Carriers


Features

  • Locked to the GSM network and only compatible with GSM carriers like AT&T and T-Mobile. Will not work with Sprint, Verizon, US Cellular or Cricket.
  • The device does not come with headphones or a SIM card. It does include a charger and charging cable that may be generic.
  • Inspected and guaranteed to have minimal cosmetic damage, which is not noticeable when the device is held at arm's length.
  • Successfully passed a full diagnostic test which ensures like-new functionality and removal of any prior-user personal information.
  • Tested for battery health and guaranteed to have a minimum battery capacity of 80%.

Description

Big and powerful, the Samsung Galaxy Note 8 is made for smartphone enthusiasts and power users. It stands out with being Samsung's first dual-camera phone, enabling real 2x zoom and background blur effects. It is also the first Galaxy Note device built around the newer 18.5:9 display aspect ratio, which allows it to fit a huge, 6.3-inch display in a body not impossible to handle. The S-Pen – a trademark feature for the Note series – is now more precise and more useful with more features built around it. And no less importantly, the phone is built to higher safety standards than its predecessor.

Brand: SAMSUNG


Memory Storage Capacity: 64 GB


Screen Size: 5.8 Inches


Model Name: Galaxy Note 8


Wireless Carrier: Unlocked


Cellular Technology: GSM


Connectivity Technology: Wi-Fi


Color: Midnight Black


Wireless network technology: GSM


SIM card slot count: Single SIM


Display: AMOLED


Display Pixel Density: 529 Pixels Per Inch (PPI)


Screen Size: 5.8 Inches


Item Dimensions: 7 x 5 x 4 inches


Number of Rear Facing Cameras: 2


Optical Sensor Resolution: 12 MP


Camera Description: Rear, Front


Shooting Modes: Manual


Human-Interface Input: Touchscreen with Stylus Support


Water Resistance Level: Not Water Resistant


Additional Features: S-Pen Stylus


Color: Midnight Black


SIM Card Slot Count: Single SIM


Connector Type Used on Cable: USB Type C


Form Factor: Slate


Biometric Security Feature: Face Recognition


Memory Storage Capacity: 64 GB


Model Series: Galaxy Note


UPC: 715785817940 648412526772


Model Year: 2019


Included Components: Adapter, USB Cable


Manufacturer: Samsung


Brand Name: SAMSUNG


Model Number: SMN950U


Model Name: Galaxy Note 8


Average Battery Life Talk Time: 20 Hours


Connectivity Technology: Wi-Fi


Wireless Network Technology: GSM


Cellular Technology: GSM


Wireless Provider: Unlocked


Battery Type: Lithium-Ion


Battery Capacity: 3300 Milliamp Hours


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    • *update DON'T UPDATE TO PIE/ONE UI ... Like new, $1000+ hardware for less than half the price.
Color: Midnight Black Size: 64GB Style: Fully Unlocked
I bought 3 of these from 2 sellers (2x from BuySPRY for $409 & 1 from Prime Mobility for $380 about 3 weeks later) The phones look new. No scratches, no nicks, no screen burn in, no issues at all. The software is on Android 8.0 and updated to the latest security patches after setup. Metro PCS works on it. There is no carrier bloatware on it. I also had a 4th Note 8 from AT&T that is unlocked and activated on Metro. It doesn't allow me to update the software because it isn't on AT&T's network. It is on 8.0 but stuck on the July security patch. It has a ton of bloatware that cannot be uninstalled. These factory unlocked phones are much better. This is still one of the best smartphones you can get. It will get the 9.0 update soon. The CPU is still top notch and the cameras are excellent. This is the best phone under $400. It is basically like a brand new phone if you buy it renewed from Amazon. There is nothing even close in this price range. Even at $500, it is still better than anything new in that price range. If Amazon keeps doing renewed phones like this, I don't think I'll ever buy a new one again. Update: DO NOT UPDATE TO THE ANDROID 9.0 PIE ONE UI SOFTWARE. IT BREAKS SEVERAL FEATURES. CONTACTS, RECENTS, CAMERA, THEMES, AUTO HIDE NAV BAR ALL BREAK OR BECOME WORSE. I am going to stay on Oreo on all 4 phones for now. The main reason is the way the nav bar works now. On Oreo, it would be the normal nav bar then it auto hides after a few seconds. Now it stays there all the time which risks burn in. I want as much screen space as possible even on a large phone. Especially on an AMOLED screen, I want both the nav bar and the notification bar to auto hide and only appear when I swipe up from the bottom or swipe down from the top. This is possible on the Note 8 with Oreo if you install an app called "full screen mode tool with keyboard support". This app does not require root but does require a PC with ADB commands. It allows the note 8 to basically be true full screen all the way to the corners on every app at all times. This is how I want it and I believe this is how it should be out of the box and stay that way on all future updates. This Pie One UI update breaks that and there is no way to fix it since it is baked in to the OS. The only way to fix it is to not update it or wait for Samsung to fix it in a future update. The second options seems very unlikely so you are stuck with a vulnerable phone if you want it working the way it was since 2017. This is not good and you should have the option to keep Oreo and just install critical security patches. So, for now, I'm going to have to not recommend this device anymore and drop a couple stars. ... show more
Reviewed in the United States on January 17, 2019 by James M.
    • Very happy with upgrade from Samsung Galaxy 5 to this Samsung Galaxy 8 Note !! UPDATE !!
Color: Orchid Gray Size: 64GB Style: Fully Unlocked
I had a Samsung Galaxy 5 for a number of years. I don't upgrade frequently, but I finally needed to upgrade to be able to use some newer apps. This Samsung Galaxy 8 Note has been a great upgrade in capability, features, and is compatible with apps that I wanted. I love the slightly larger size and upgrade of features that I used on the Galaxy 5, such as how the Gallery works now. Very pleased with quality and newer technology that comes with this phone. Using available tools, I had no problem transferring content from my older phone. I'm used to Android, so I was able to get apps via either play store or via installing APKs directly. Very happy that I finally upgraded!!! UNFORTUNATE UPDATE - IF PLANNING TO USE AT&T I purchased this phone less than a year ago and have loved it ever since. However, last week I found that I was no longer able to make or receive any phone calls. "Call Ended" would happen every time. After much investigation and trying all recommended suggestions (for a week now), it appears that the model that I have SM-N95OU1 is not compatible with the ATT 4G network, even though the listing for the phone when I bought it clearly says that it is "Cellular Technology 4G, 2G" compatible. I knew that 3G was planned to be phased out and would not have purchased a phone that was not compatible with 4G. My husband's Note 8 (same as mine or so I thought) is a model SM-N95OU (does not have the "1") and it is working with the 4G and making calls fine. The only advise that I have found at the ATT and Samsung support sites is to get another phone or switch carriers (such as T-Mobile). We have a bundled plan with ATT, so switching carriers will be a major change for our household. I am also very unhappy at the thought of having to buy another phone after less than a year - for which I saved a $100 gift card to purchase. I'm not sure what I will eventually decide to do at this point. Perhaps ATT will yet do something to remedy this as it appears to have affected a lot of ATT users. But just want to share this experience and let people know that they should verify which specific model of Note 8 they are getting or they may find that although the WiFi for internet and SMS (for texting) work just fine, they won't be able to make or receive any phone calls on the ATT network if they receive a model SM-N95OU1 - at least not as of today when I am adding this comment to my original review (3/10/2022). I don't know about the compatibility of the SM-N95OU1 model with other plans as of this time (I just saw some users saying that they had gone with T-Mobile as an alternative). FYI, I am not changing my rating for the phone itself. It has been a wonderful phone up until now and it appears (based on my research to date) that this is an issue with the carrier not having included this specific model in the carrier's 4G network (if I am understanding correctly what other users are saying). But the phone has been great, which makes this development ever so much more disappointing. ... show more
Reviewed in the United States on July 28, 2021 by KSRayH

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