Samsung Galaxy Note 9, 128GB, Lavender Purple - Unlocked (Renewed)

The Samsung Galaxy Note 9, 128GB in Lavender Purple, is an absolute delight. Even though it's a renewed device, it performs like new with impressive speed, stunning visuals, and exceptional battery life. The large, vibrant screen is perfect for everything from browsing the web to watching videos, and the S Pen adds a level of convenience and creativity that sets this phone apart. The Lavender Purple color is both elegant and eye-catching, making it a stylish accessory as well as a powerful tool. Overall, this unlocked Galaxy Note 9 is a fantastic choice, offering premium features at a great value.

My experience with the Note 9 has been very good. It has been by far the best smart device phone that I have owned. I have had it about 4 months.To create context, I almost went with the Pixel 3, but the whole "notch" discussion plus the product cycle and limited distribution gave me hesitation. My Note 8 which I owned for over 2 years was a disaster. The screen tension was horrible which led to many micro-fractures. It lacked durability. The battery life was horrible and Samsung pushes an incredible amount of bloatware at you. Also there is no good reason to use Bixby and Samsung keeps pushing that at you as well which affects usability and customer experience. Samsung almost lost me. I wasn't predisposed to getting the Note 9. But i did.The Note 9 in my experience has been everything that the Note 8 was not - durable, long battery life, fast processing, great photo quality etc. The 128G version is just fine and can be extended if necessary with a micro sd. Why would anyone put more than 128G on their phone? I purchased a "refurbished" from a reseller, in an unlocked version to keep the cost down, and as it turned out it worked just fine. But transferring the SIM chip and doing the restore I was operational pretty quickly.I can now recommend the Note 9 with a clear conscience. A solid device... The alternative that could be considered is the One Plus 6 T. I did a little research post purchase and the 6T stood out for both cost and design. It seems like it would be a viable alternative. It is only distributed through T-mobile or online. But Note 9 is good for my purposes, specifically a mix of business and personal. Hopefully this can help you.

I just received this flawless Note 9 yesterday. I ordered from RUSS Cellular. My lavender phone arrived in perfect condition - not a single scratch or scuff on the screen or body. It looks completely brand new. As expected, it did not come with headphones. It did however, come with brand new (or at least looks brand new) white Samsung wall chargers and usb cord, along with the SIM tray tool.I was able to quickly open the tray and pop in my SIM card and micro SD memory card. My phone read the cards instantly and after a quick set up, this beautiful cell was up and running. I didn’t have to call my service provider. I use NET10. 3 years ago, I purchased a NET10 BYOP SIM kit from Amazon. This kit provided me with 3 SIM choices which were AT&T, T-Mobile and Sprint. I activated the AT&T one and have been using it ever since. This phone is fully factory unlocked. Thanks RUSS Cellular!P.S. I only paid $379.99 for my Note 9!Update (as of same day): I’m so thrilled with this phone, I forgot to include something important. When the phone arrived, the battery was at 48%. I put it on the charger and when I looked at it 40 minutes later, it was at 100%. Yes ... 100%! Also, it came with a fully functioning s pen as well.

Still works fine no problems at 1 year. Battery drains at 1 day now, have to charge nightly but still happy

Phone condition was good charging speed was good the only thing I had an issue with is the connectivity part as it was supposed to be unlocked how ever it was locked to Verizon carrier unfortunately. but all in all the phone itself was in great condition.

It arrived when promised. Its like a brand new phone but way less expensive & it came with a charger! I'm a 😊 & satisfied customer!

Someone wrote that when we reviewed it would be helpful to write who we purchased our phone from so other potential buyers know who to buy from and who to avoid, so I will share my experience with trying to buy a secondhand note 9.I had originally purchased a note 9 from WIRELESS WAREHOUSE. The phone was "Amazon Renewed" so I figured it would be in better shape, but it wasn't the quality that I was expecting, especially with the amount of scratches on the screen and the worn-out S-pen.Also, although the phone was supposed to be factory unlocked, the phone was locked to Sprint so it wouldn't work correctly with my Tracfone sim. For this reason, I ended up having to send back the phone.Afterwards, I bought a 2nd note 9, this time from EDGE CELLULAR and it came in near perfect condition with the exception of two little nicks on two of the corners but other than that, the phone was flawless [although, I did pay about $50 more for this one (total $440) than the original one I bought]. One thing different about this purchase was that it came in a Samsung box with all the original accessories including some headphones.Also, the 2nd phone was truly factory unlocked, so when I put in my Tracfone sim, it worked automatically. I'm much happier with the 2nd purchase and I think I will be keeping this one as long as it remains working well. I'll give an update in about a month or so to be sure.Hope this helps y'all.UPDATE: though it's been longer than a month, I just thought I'd mention that the phone is still great even in 2020. I absolutely love this Note 9 and am glad I made the purchase. Everything still works great!