Review on Renewed Samsung Galaxy S20 5G 128GB - Cloud Blue for GSM Carriers by Agata Dbrowska ᠌

Exynos 990 and a Samsung camera sensor are used in the production of the phone for the United States market, whilst Qualcomm Snapdragon 865 is used for our market. Exynos generates a significant amount of heat, not only while playing games but also while shooting video and while browsing the internet; this problem is made worse by the fact that 120Hz is only accessible in HD+. At 120Hz, there is a smoothness, but in games it gets even hotter and throttling starts, lags, and cuts very quickly with active work until the evening. 120Hz is marketing. 8K video without stabilization writes 23–24 frames slightly out of order, does not keep up with the movement of the camera, the picture loop jerks, and the picture quality is subpar, but in 4K at 60Hz it writes normally here. 8k marketing too. There is only a 2x optical zoom on the camera; the rest of the zoom is a hybrid, but it is extremely good. Because the fingerprint scanner can occasionally become sluggish, it is best to register each finger individually multiple times. I liked the screen, and I hope that the remaining work will be completed in the firmware. The device is easy to use and fits comfortably in the hand. It is unlikely to function properly as a gaming smartphone, but you will be able to make do without one. Naturally, it does not cost seventy tons, which is why the price has dropped; but, I am hoping that it will drop much more below, at which point it will be trading at its actual cost.