Review on Smartphone Samsung Galaxy S21+ 5G 8/256 GB, nano SIM+eSIM, black phantom by Ognian Mateev ᠌

So let's start . I've never been one to switch phones and only did it very infrequently. The final model was the Honor 10, which was actually an older Chinese consumer commodity. It had a lifespan of two years until it was discontinued. As a result, there was a pressing requirement to acquire something brand new. I was no longer interested in purchasing phones from the lower tiers; instead, I was only thinking about the flagship models. Then, after viewing the reviews and reading the information, I give in to the persuasive power of advertising and purchase the most recent model of Samsung's flagship smartphone, the Galaxy S21 Plus. I run home as happy as an elephant, unpack everything, take some pictures, and then I just pass out from the shock of it all. It takes poorer pictures than my previous Honor 10, instead of having a white bath, Samsung has everything pink, and instead of having white wallpapers, everything is similarly out of color. Photos that are dull and feature eerie noises at the borders of the frame, details that are in the trash that simply vanish, and oversharpening that is both unsightly and quite forceful. When the lighting is adequate, the shot has an even lower contrast, but it is still quite unstable; as they point out every so often, there are faults in the details (which most people won't even notice). The screen itself has a small slant to it, which causes everything to take on a bluish hue. Additionally, the fonts are washed out, and the quality is poor. It gives me a dreadful feeling to think that I spent a significant amount of money on Honor, and yet I continued to be with her as if nothing had changed. After purchasing this miracle, I find that I am unable to tolerate such a configuration, therefore in a few days I will foolishly go out and purchase an iPhone 12 pro, despite all of these additional costs from above. Because of this, I am now the proud owner of two flagships at the same time, just like a genuine tech blogger, which cost me close to 200,000 dollars!) Consequently, what had to be contrasted directly, in general, the outcome: iPhone has just completely destroyed Samsung in every conceivable way. from the sound to the camera to the screen to how easy it is to operate. By the way, the colors that are seen on the iPhone are accurate representations of the world. And these much-touted 120 hertz of Samsung are not felt at all when you take an iPhone, because everything here is much better optimized by 60 hertz. By the way, the Galaxy 21 Ultra has issues with noise and colors that are very comparable. Verdict: it was 2022. Samsung. Is it truly hard to pick up a rival and evaluate their photographs by placing a sheet of white paper on the table in front of them? He is of Caucasian race.