BTW the issue extends to all other phones from different manufacturers like Vivo, Oppo, Xiaomi who sourced there display panels from Sammy & extend to affect phones, even ones as recent as the Samsung Galaxy S23 ULTRA, there are a lot of videos from CZcams from owners covering this especially on the Note 20 Ultra 5G and S20+ but also other brands too and all of the ones I saw had one thing in common that the display manufacturer was Sammy, 2020 release and higher displays from other companies like BOE, TCL, China Star Optoelectronics, e.t.c have no reports.
I will never purchase a phone from a seller without pictures of the actual phone or the IEMI in the listing. I will flat-out refuse to buy anything from a seller who intentionally censors the IEMI because that usually means that the phone was not fully financed and the service provider can permanently blacklist the phone.
@@DreamsDFSPicks me too that's not even bad at all considering it was probably plugged in maybe 50 times before being sold. It's such a minor thing when you get a case your not gonna be looking at that part.
I have seen local refurbs in stores with out scratches even around the charging port, displays are sold with a new frame to counter the issue and there's actually a reason too, it's because individual displays installations can have fault resulting in future due to the difficulties involved and time wastage so a scratched frame and yet flawless screen leaves me on edge wondering if the display is the original display the phone had, which is by the way okay for me or one which was installed to replace a defected one which is bad even if it's faultless because you never know you may be victim of later effects of a fault during installation. When I and may be even more people choose to go excellent 👌, one pays a premium to be absolutely certain in mind that they aren't taking risks and playing durability probability games like that, so they should get excellent 👌 as you the seller described. Because often time people have their reasons for choosing so like me coz going by the case of the 20 Ultra, if we're a faultless frame I would at least be sure the phone if it had a new display replacement has the safest way of installation & the person who handled it was meticulous and careful and so had a wealth of knowledge and probably observed all the minor details during refurbishment or it still has the original 1st one, that it was originally lightly used or used by a conscious careful user and who would want those options if available.
It is relevant to mention that about it steaming from using the 120Hz mode, I was able to find a video on CZcams that could support this as in the video an S22Ultra user had started noticing a flickering green line appear inscreen when using the phone @ 120Hz which disappeared when set back to 60Hz. Also the fact that this non-damage associated line issue isn't affecting the S10 series and Note 10 series which are 60Hz Dynamic AMOLED displays may somewhat support this though I say " somewhat " because Iam not sure if their AMOLEDs are made of E3 material also the Issue doesn't have reports showing affected units using Older, Super AMOLED & Super AMOLED + panels, Have found no report of this so the Note 20 5G and S20FE are fine unit, but the rest of the pack.
That"s Crazy! I brought the Note10 plus full new with 2 years of warranty for 400 € reason why never buying anything used or refurbished ..because of that and mostly the prices are like the same like the new ones! also s21 plus for 350 € totally new in the ebay .
I brought a phone off ebay.. A newish foldable.. Seller was on me straight away to leave feedback... So obviously I had to use the device before leaving fb.. On using the phone.. I found a problem with the speaker on incoming calls! Luckily I will get my £back.. Be careful out there
Depends I suppose. I usually stick to Apple, although I hate phones. I try to make a phone last 4 years. I had a 12, just upgraded to a 15. The 15 cost me about 8% more than I could buy it outright over a 2 year contract, HOWEVER It also comes with a unlimited plan....If i purchased the phone outright, it would have cost me more in the long run. I did get decent discounts however, just have to shop around. :)
My brother @ intellitech mobile don't I would suggest you reconsider bothering getting a Samsung Galaxy Note 20 Ultra 5G brother, it and other phones featuring the 120Hz E3, E4, E5 HDR 10+ panels from Samsung have a permanent colour line issue where often 1 pink & green lines or even more lines appear inscreen & not as a result of drop damage, heat damage but it just happens, no one is certain but the issue is suspected to stem from software or from using the phone in 120Hz. Personally I think it may be due to a problem with the display IC, probably virtual bonding though according to my research I would only put that to an 90% sure rate so, Iam not certain but the issue is affecting many, many phones.
I bought a very good condition Note 8 recently. Basically mint with a few small scratches near the charging port. Main reason I bought it was to do a board swap with my black Note 8 running Nougat. It was listed as mint.
And that fail to show the software version that phone is running. Like Samsung Experience Nougat vs Oreo is hard to tell apart unless you see the setup screen and that's when you can easily tell.
I wouldn’t mind the scratches near the charging port on the Note 20 if I bought it. I would buy a case and then it’s not visible anymore.
BTW the issue extends to all other phones from different manufacturers like Vivo, Oppo, Xiaomi who sourced there display panels from Sammy & extend to affect phones, even ones as recent as the Samsung Galaxy S23 ULTRA, there are a lot of videos from CZcams from owners covering this especially on the Note 20 Ultra 5G and S20+ but also other brands too and all of the ones I saw had one thing in common that the display manufacturer was Sammy, 2020 release and higher displays from other companies like BOE, TCL, China Star Optoelectronics, e.t.c have no reports.
I will never purchase a phone from a seller without pictures of the actual phone or the IEMI in the listing. I will flat-out refuse to buy anything from a seller who intentionally censors the IEMI because that usually means that the phone was not fully financed and the service provider can permanently blacklist the phone.
i wouldnt return the note 20 just because of the charging port area being used.
i would say it was in "excellent condition"
@@DreamsDFSPicks me too that's not even bad at all considering it was probably plugged in maybe 50 times before being sold. It's such a minor thing when you get a case your not gonna be looking at that part.
But the point here is that they lied, you can't just be ignorant and not take a stand.
I have seen local refurbs in stores with out scratches even around the charging port, displays are sold with a new frame to counter the issue and there's actually a reason too, it's because individual displays installations can have fault resulting in future due to the difficulties involved and time wastage so a scratched frame and yet flawless screen leaves me on edge wondering if the display is the original display the phone had, which is by the way okay for me or one which was installed to replace a defected one which is bad even if it's faultless because you never know you may be victim of later effects of a fault during installation. When I and may be even more people choose to go excellent 👌, one pays a premium to be absolutely certain in mind that they aren't taking risks and playing durability probability games like that, so they should get excellent 👌 as you the seller described. Because often time people have their reasons for choosing so like me coz going by the case of the 20 Ultra, if we're a faultless frame I would at least be sure the phone if it had a new display replacement has the safest way of installation & the person who handled it was meticulous and careful and so had a wealth of knowledge and probably observed all the minor details during refurbishment or it still has the original 1st one, that it was originally lightly used or used by a conscious careful user and who would want those options if available.
It is relevant to mention that about it steaming from using the 120Hz mode, I was able to find a video on CZcams that could support this as in the video an S22Ultra user had started noticing a flickering green line appear inscreen when using the phone @ 120Hz which disappeared when set back to 60Hz. Also the fact that this non-damage associated line issue isn't affecting the S10 series and Note 10 series which are 60Hz Dynamic AMOLED displays may somewhat support this though I say " somewhat " because Iam not sure if their AMOLEDs are made of E3 material also the Issue doesn't have reports showing affected units using Older, Super AMOLED & Super AMOLED + panels, Have found no report of this so the Note 20 5G and S20FE are fine unit, but the rest of the pack.
Buy new get new your buying second hand, you get second hand..
That"s Crazy!
I brought the Note10 plus full new with 2 years of warranty for 400 €
reason why never buying anything used or refurbished ..because of that and mostly the prices are like the same like the new ones!
also s21 plus for 350 € totally new in the ebay .
I brought a phone off ebay.. A newish foldable.. Seller was on me straight away to leave feedback... So obviously I had to use the device before leaving fb.. On using the phone.. I found a problem with the speaker on incoming calls! Luckily I will get my £back.. Be careful out there
Ebay phone purchasing can be a coin flip but at least it's better than financing a device imo.
True!
Depends I suppose. I usually stick to Apple, although I hate phones. I try to make a phone last 4 years. I had a 12, just upgraded to a 15. The 15 cost me about 8% more than I could buy it outright over a 2 year contract, HOWEVER It also comes with a unlimited plan....If i purchased the phone outright, it would have cost me more in the long run. I did get decent discounts however, just have to shop around. :)
4:58 i have that same burn-in on my Note 10 Plus. i felt so bad when seeing it been Aura White instead of Aura Glow and that burn in from Tiktok sucks
My brother @ intellitech mobile don't I would suggest you reconsider bothering getting a Samsung Galaxy Note 20 Ultra 5G brother, it and other phones featuring the 120Hz E3, E4, E5 HDR 10+ panels from Samsung have a permanent colour line issue where often 1 pink & green lines or even more lines appear inscreen & not as a result of drop damage, heat damage but it just happens, no one is certain but the issue is suspected to stem from software or from using the phone in 120Hz. Personally I think it may be due to a problem with the display IC, probably virtual bonding though according to my research I would only put that to an 90% sure rate so, Iam not certain but the issue is affecting many, many phones.
2:53 this Galaxy Note8 is on og firmware ?
Yes, that's the worst part. I hated having to send it back
@@IntellitechMobile ah man i'm very sorry for you.
Omg I clicked on this vids cuz I have that exact same mouse/desk mat is it from Walmart lol ?
Yes! Lol
What's worse is sellers that don't respond to your questions.
I bought a very good condition Note 8 recently. Basically mint with a few small scratches near the charging port. Main reason I bought it was to do a board swap with my black Note 8 running Nougat. It was listed as mint.
same with Note 10 Plus
@@Galaxy.Windows what do you mean?
Great video
Thanks!
Yeah encountered this problem many times just with trying to buy a Gear S2
I have an extra gear S2 somewhere. I'll have to look for it, I'd happily sell it
@@IntellitechMobile is it the 3G model?
You been scammed
And that fail to show the software version that phone is running. Like Samsung Experience Nougat vs Oreo is hard to tell apart unless you see the setup screen and that's when you can easily tell.
That means the phone had it's battery replaced.