7 Reasons Why You Should Buy a Samsung S9 in 2021!

Today on Tech Rewind, I go back and review the Samsung Galaxy S9 - a now 3 year old phone that is very cheap to buy and has a lot of great features for its age.

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[MarkSpurrell]

It really should have been 8 reasons you should buy an S9, because I completely forgot the fact that it has built in wireless charging! 😁

*If you enjoyed this episode of Tech Rewind, check out this one about the Google Pixel 2 - it's a steal of a phone, especially right now!*

[adamssultan]

I'm actually watching this on my 3 year old s9! It has and still continues to serve me well!

[GameLikeYouMeanIt]

I've had the S9 since it came out. It's never given me a problem. It's actually gotten better with time. That comes down to software, but still.

[TechWithBrett]

Wow, this takes me back! So many great features were added in the S9.

[hansleydookee]

I bought my s9 the year it was released and am still using it😍
No regrets😊

[kennethmarlin]

Had the S9+ in Coral Blue from December 2018 to August 2020, then I upgraded to the S20+ in Cosmic Gray as a Birthday Present from myself. This video makes me miss my S9+ again.

[jannuellaurodizon]

I have had the S9 since it released and the only problem that I ever had with it is the battery. It really does not last long, but other than that this has been a very fun phone to use with its size and performance. Definitely my favorite phone I had ever had.

[corneliusnowicki]

2:36 "no one's going to be crying for the return of the notification LED"
Me: 😢

[FuzzyDancingBear]

Been rocking my uncle Doug's old S9 for a while now. Love it. Rest in peace Doug.

[IkesTechTalk]

Lol I bought one for 150 and traded it into TMobile for 800 towards my S21 Ultra

[degencommander]

I bought my S9 coincidentally enough 3 years ago and man oh man I still love this thing!! The display is amazing, you get Dolby sound, a GREAT camera, good speakers, a headphone jack, to be very very honest I don't have much to complain about. Honestly I was at best buy the other day and as far as phones under $700-900 phones go I didn't see a single one that I wanted and I had really been wanting to get a new phone haha everything this guy said was true and I couldn't be more happy with my phone.

[airypotty]

Watching from my s9. 😋 It's so good I'm having problems moving on. Now if samsung does a remake of this phone as an SE, I'll be first in line.

[tonysolino]

This was spot on. I was issued a "reuse" S9 at work and it takes care of all my needs even with company apps. Well done.

[martianmohit]

You never speak with extra hype. You speak calmly and explain gently. One of the best tech reviewer on YouTube.

[TeggyTeggyTeggy]

The fact that we`re looking back on old flagships made me think that the development in tech as a whole has reached its plateau.

[c.s.]

I got a refurbished s9 this past November, and loving it (a big upgrade from the junk ZTE I was using). The only thing it leaves me wanting for is longer battery life. I think its kinda appalling how quickly a phone is consider old. Considering what they cost at launch, and the environmental impact. They need to make it a law allowing phones to have parts replaced easily, and longer software upgrades. Id even be willing to pay for android upgrades.

[drakecarter]

I've had my S9 since April 2018. Over three years now. Watching this video on my S9 actually. Still a powerhouse phone to this day with still great specs.

[motherflerkentannhauser]

I used an S9 and still love it to this day. It kept impressing me with features and just how slick it feels in the hand. But after 1.5 years of use it did show significant lagging and battery degrade which forced me to switch. However, if I were to stay in the Samsung family, I'd say it was the closest to perfect phone that represented the peak and prime of the S series since all the S models later made deal-breaking compromises such as flat, ginormous screens, higher prices, plastic back, no secure biometrics, etc. I would not have liked S10, 20, or 21 compared to S9

[shankar]

Bought this back in 2019 when it was already 1 year old. Still rocking it in 2021 without any performance issues. It still feels like a flagship. Notif led and headphone jack are big bonus. I wouldnt think of an upgrade for at least 2-3 years. Battery has worn down a bit over these years but hey we can always swap out

[justinfleming]

I'm digging the colour coordination between your shirt and that awesome pillow