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 Jeong Hoon (Kim) ᠌

There are almost no complaints about the OLED display, if you take it on a snapdragon, the performance is good, the stabilization is excellent, there is USB type-c, there is NFC, it's nice to hold in your hands, there is 120 hertz, it's nice to use the shell, there is protection against water and dust according to the IP68 standard, and there is a wireless charging option. The pluses: A big, high-quality OLED display, about which nearly no complaints have been heard. Here are some of the drawbacks: Like other mid-range smartphones, this one's design is a major letdown. Exynos is a very bad processor for such a flagship solution; PWM appears on all OLED screens, including this one; please fix the shim issue plaguing OLED displays; the scanner is inaccurate; I wish the phone had side scars like the iPhone 4S; the battery has a short lifespan; the camera protrudes outward; So, for instance, I could set it to go off at 8:00 in the morning, but if I ended up getting up earlier than him, the alarm clock would notice this when I picked up the phone and allow me to turn it off once I knew I had awoke and it was sooner than he had expected. A more cutting-edge, luxurious, and enjoyable vibration motor is what I seek. A better SIM card slot is another something I'd appreciate. The fact that devices are only supported for up to two years is a major drawback; if I invest in an expensive flagship device, I should not have to replace it after only two years. I aimed to make the phone last as long as an iPhone would (about) five to six years.