Review on Samsung Galaxy S20 FE (128GB, 6GB) 6.5-inch 120Hz AMOLED, Snapdragon 865, IP68 Water Resistant, Dual-SIM GSM Unlocked (Global 4G LTE) SM-G780G/DS International Model with Wireless Charger Bundle in Navy by Hiral Kumar ᠌

These issues are related to the phone that is on Exinos. This is nothing but marketing at 120 hertz. In this state, the charge dissipates right in front of our very eyes. With even the most tiny amount of load (working in several applications, installing or ating applications, maps, navigator.), When the processor gets too hot, the phone automatically reverts the screen refresh rate to 60 Hz; once the processor has cooled down, it goes back to normal. And fluctuations like these take place several times a day if you use your phone frequently. I switched to a constant 60 hertz in order to save charge; however, in general, I did not experience any negative effects from this change. BUT! The fingerprint scanner can only be used successfully in the 120 hertz mode; in the 60 hertz mode, it is an absolute nightmare to use. That is something that works over time, and even less frequently. It is an absolute agony to attempt to log in to banking applications or any other programs that require biometric fingerprint authorization. A password is frequently used as the final step in the case. It seems that having a fingerprint scanner and a display with a high refresh rate is a catch-22 situation. I have tried every technique that can be found on the Internet in an effort to enhance the performance of the scanner, but to no avail. It is safe to say that the scanner is unusable when operating at 60 Hz. This is something that has been verified by other people on well-known forums. As a direct result of this issue, someone was even successful in bringing back the device. These issues are not taken into consideration by the gadgets on the snap. Due to the fact that the percentage is lower, the hertz screen has a smaller range of motion. The scanner operates normally and at a frequency of 60 Hz. The amount of time spent staring at the screen of the smartphone is substantially longer. In general, if you want this smartphone, you should only get it on a snap, but in 2022, these will be gray phones with all the repercussions that come along with them. If such is not the case, I do not recommend that you consume this uncooked and stillborn product under any circumstances.