Review on 💙 Renewed Samsung Galaxy S20+ 5G Factory Unlocked Android Phone with 128GB Storage in Cloud Blue by Anastazja Odyniec ᠌

A separate item that I can not rank as pluses, minuses, or nit-picking. And this, of course, is about the Exynos 990 - an amazing, in every sense, system on a chip. But not only SoC falls under a separate item, but also One UI. To be honest, the Exynos 990 is a good SoC, but it really likes to eat the battery, and because of this, the charge in games, especially in complex ones, or in applications that actively use the processor and GPU, runs out pretty quickly. And that's why the charge lasts 1-2.5 days with a working screen from ~ 4 to ~ 8 hours, depending on what you do on your smartphone. But what is most absurd is that the Game Optimizing Service, which should give maximum performance in games, not only worsens performance in games, but even makes the system itself run slower, and even the battery in games with it leaves a little, but faster. If you turn off the Game Optimizing Service, then the smartphone immediately comes to life, and it becomes much more pleasant to use it. And there is also an interesting paradox - in some games, the graphics are not very good, or even bad, although a smartphone can stretch the graphics even higher, albeit to the detriment of autonomy. To those game developers who give graphics settings, especially when there are a lot of them, I express great respect, because after manual settings you can achieve excellent graphics, observing the performance / beauty of graphics / power consumption / heating ratio. By the way, about heating: Exynos 990 heats up, but so much like certain people, even when charging (even fast) or during normal use - I did not notice this. I did not check how much the SoC itself heats up, but it feels warm in the area of ​​\u200b\u200bthe top of the screen and the upper back, but not hot, and the battery was at a maximum of ~44 degrees Celsius. In general - I am satisfied with the smartphone, despite the good appetite of the Exynos 990 and other smartphone chips, such as 120 Hz