Review on Smartphone Samsung Galaxy S21 FE 8/256 GB, Dual nano SIM, green by Jnis teins

I have been using Xiaomi for the past six years, but I have recently made the decision to move to Samsung to give them a try because the previous firm has not had very good models for the past year. I compare with my old mi9T, which is roughly three years old. Camera: the quality of the shot in the raw version is practically identical, while the video captured by the Samsung is noticeably superior and includes stabilization. The primary argument is that the post-processing feature, which is present in the default camera setting and cannot be disabled in any way. The photographs that Samsung creates have extremely high levels of saturation and contrast, and they sketch the contours of everything, including wrinkles, stubble, and the water splashing in the river, among other things. And that's with high dynamic range (HDR) turned off! I made the decision to switch to PRO modes in the regular program, but it's not really a case of the shot being ruined in any significant way. Another strength that Samsung possesses is high quality even when used in dim light. The network actually becomes more unstable, or more accurately, it adjusts to its surroundings more slowly, particularly after exiting airplane mode, for instance. Battery life is decent, but charging takes an EXTREMELY, EXTREMELY long time. While you are getting dressed, plug your phone in for ten minutes to receive a 20% charge, and then forget about it. The speed of work is good, no brakes The shell - well, it's a matter of habit, it's a little alarming that the programs are all somewhere like in the "system menu" and they need to be pulled out to the desktop, immediately deja vu to androids 10 years ago. It's a matter of practice. And so it’s more or less, but tiny things like the fact that the keyboard is not situated precisely next to the bottom of the screen, and there are 6 millimeters of an empty white strip, it infuriates a bit