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

The phone has been in use for one and a half years. It has been charging for a period of six hours continuously for the past six months. After purchasing galaxy buds and beginning to use Bluetooth, I found that the battery lasted for three to four hours when fully charged. Since I've spent my entire life using Samsung products, including its flagships and its state employees, I've come to the conclusion that rather than looking at the flagship again, I'd prefer switch between different models in the A series every year. The microphone on the A50 is identical to the one on the A20, which means it is far poorer. Both Telegram and Instagram have had issues with their functionality for the past year and a half, which has never occurred on any other mobile device. When attaching a photo from the gallery, there is a fifty percent chance that the Message will start flashing and turn into a quest. Instagram does not allow users to publish stories that include effects, rotating them while doing so will ruin the effects. I really wanted to be part of the Samsung ecosystem, but this phone was such a letdown that I think I'll stick with looking at Chinese options instead, even if that means missing out on the prospects of a watch and some buds. Because Samsung does not know how to save a charge in any way, I would not advocate purchasing it under any circumstances. The phone has a validity period of six months to a year before it must be replaced. If you are not prepared to drop 60–80k with this kind of regularity, you should stay away from these so-called flagships.