Review on Samsung Galaxy S6 Edge 32GB Smartphone, blue by Kenta Kawano ᠌

Gave 1 year and 9 months ago to my wife. Looks like a bar of gold, luxurious, not to complain about the build quality. Great pictures, great sound. Communication keeps well, well, everything is fine. Works like a powerful computer. But it doesn’t lie in the hand, it’s ready to fall out, slippery. The battery drains quickly. And the worst thing is AMOLED. It really burns out very quickly, unlike classic ips displays. When buying, the display looks gorgeous, but now all sorts of images, a keyboard and a whole bunch of things have been "imprinted" (the screen burned out) on it. If we look at the gray uniform background on the screen, then it is no longer uniform, the numbers, the alphabet, fragments of pictures and a bunch of artifacts from the uneven burnout of the diodes have become super visible. Photo included in the review. The display died in less than 1.5 years. If I had studied this topic in advance, I would never have bought this device. After another half a year at such a pace, he will generally cease to show normally. It turns out that Samsung is counting on the fact that people will change smart phones every two years, but if this is not so? My wife rarely changes phones at all. Give 50,000 to change your phone in two years?