Review on Get the Ultimate Samsung Galaxy S20 Ultra 5G - Factory Unlocked & Packed with Long-Lasting Battery, Facial Recognition, and 128GB Storage in Cosmic Gray US Version by Bambang ᠌

I do not advocate purchasing the phone because it is not a good value for the money and it has an Exinos 990 CPU. To put it simply, I have the impression that I was specifically nai. deceived (here I want to swear). Prior to then, I had only ever used Samsung phones, specifically the Note line, from the very first one all the way up to the ninth. As a direct result of my decision to test out a new flagship model, this will be the final phone I purchase from Samsung. Has pros: On this point, you may sum up the benefits with the quality of the screen and the front-facing camera. Its cons: Camera. I'll begin with the most significant problem, and that is the camera. The autofocus is absolutely the worst I have ever seen; when there is not enough light, it is no longer able to function effectively, and it blurs frequently. Under these circumstances, it is simply not possible to take video because the autofocus will constantly become messed up, the video will jerk, etc. In regard to the photograph, the quality of the image will be satisfactory if you were able to achieve focus, provided that the lighting was adequate. Connection. While traveling around the year 2-3 times a day, the connection drops completely, and the 4G icon on the phone simply lights up with nothing else happening; the Amazon operator is responsible for this. Performance. What took me by surprise was that a game that had previously functioned faultlessly on a Galaxy Tab S6 tablet equipped with an 855 processor, at ultra settings, and on this 990 exinos even slowed down when it was set to medium (((and this is the case with the majority of games). Imprint. There is a fingerprint on the glass, but it is difficult to use and works slowly and poorly. Out of ten times, it does not recognize a finger six times, and this can happen sometimes two or three times in a row.