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 Dinesh Anand ᠌

I went to the branded salon in order to select another model, and I chose one from series A because it was a gift. And according to the consultant, I should go with S20FE. I take it the series A is even more deplorable? The consultant told me that I was NOT LUCKY to buy a model with a "bad" processor in response to my story that this is an extremely unsuccessful model. She said that I was NOT lucky to buy a model with a "bad" processor. After receiving a large number of complaints regarding overheating and other issues, the manufacturer re-released the model. For people who were unlucky and for whom the flashing was of no assistance - well. These are the issues that the Native Americans are facing. "Try again. At this point, there are no problems with us, "The manufacturer bears the full obligation toward the customers whom he has let down in this regard. You should be aware that it is possible for a secret marriage to take place and for it to be discovered due to simple bad luck, because something "bugged out," or because someone at the celebration made a mistake. Yet, the fact that the corporation, while being aware of the flaws in the model, did not accept any responsibility for its actions and instead put all of the risks on the shoulders of the customer makes trust far more difficult to achieve. No longer do I wish to put my faith in "chance." In the 21st century, it is imperative that technology businesses be held responsible for the products they manufacture. But that's not the end of it. I had previously read the company's comments to evaluations on this model, and I find their hypocrisy and lack of professionalism to be extremely upsetting. According to Samsung, the user is always to fault for everything goes wrong. None of the responses demonstrate a genuine desire to be of assistance; rather, they just seek to "discard." Now here I am, sitting here, confused about which model of smartphone to purchase for my mother as a present because I no longer trust Samsung. I even urged them to offer some instructions to the user on what to do in the event that the user's smartphone becomes stuck in one of these jams. There are no such instructions provided; rather, there are merely guarantees, such as "take it, this model is fantastic." When I was younger, there was another huge corporation that, in response to a significant problem with one of its models, decided to replace it with an updated version. But, that is Apple. So, you should form your own opinions. My commitment to the brand was eroded not so much as a result of issues with the model as they were with the manner in which the company conducted business.