Review on Samsung Galaxy S10E GSM Unlocked 📱 Phone with Dual 12MP Camera and 128GB Storage by Wiktor Kowalczyk ᠌

For my money (27 thousand dollars), I think it to be an uncontested retail purchase solution for people who have a requirement for it: Wireless charging, full moisture protection, a fully functional wide-angle camera, and a tiny size are just some of the features included in this phone, which retails for less than 30,000 won. The benefits of it include: - proportions - a very pleasant holding experience as compared to other current flagships. It is convenient to use during training because the weight does not delay the pocket and it is not cumbersome. -screen: There has never been a circumstance in which I've wished that I could dial back the brightness. - cameras - a fully functional wide-angle lens, quick optics, and sufficient low-light performance. - Moisture protection - everything has been checked multiple times, everything is perfect, please record underwater footage. a charger for wireless devices. -the availability of a 3.5mm port -the compatibility of USB 3.1 with Samsung DeX even in the absence of a dedicated cable or dock - flagship external speakers; there aren't quite as deep bottoms as on the XR, for example, but the stereo base is noticeably wider. This makes watching movies a lot more enjoyable. Its cons: -processor-Exynos is not designed to be used for gaming; even when the device is operating in a productive mode, there is not a significant increase in temperature; yet, there is a discernible decrease in performance after twenty minutes of playing pubg. It is very frustrating that the phone, even before resetting the frequencies, continually and secretly lowers the brightness of the screen without the user's knowledge. It is unclear as to why the user is not given this right. - The battery is, to put it bluntly, not very strong; it can power the device for a maximum of one full working day; its power consumption is high during gameplay; in addition, in standby mode, 3–4 percent of the charge can be easily depleted overnight; the iPhone does not have this feature at all, which is an inexplicable omission.