Review on Samsung Galaxy S10E by Nguyen Bach ᠌

First of all, it has a pretty feeble battery, which won't even get you through the day until well into the evening. There is no way to recharge it. Nevertheless, there are no worldwide third-party tools that can enhance battery life by turning off background processes and disabling superfluous programs. The maximum time spent looking at a screen on this phone is 4.5–5 hours. It appears to me that someone at Samsung has frantically written a software ate to address this issue. One may safely rule out hardware as the source of the issue and focus on the software. Secondly, the camera is essentially the same as the one on the S9 (yep, there is nothing new there); the software has been tweaked slightly, and the wide-angle module is merely a marketing gimmick. There is no stub at the width, 123 degrees is a diagonal, image quality degrades noticeably at the borders (though I expect this to improve somewhat in the future update), and it lathers considerably more than the main module. Each hue module is false. In spite of disabling all facial enhancements, the characters still appear weird. I won't be discussing the front-facing camera because, with the exception of iPhones and low-quality pixels, nearly everyone these days has one. 3. The front camera cutout is sizable, measuring at least 1.5 in the same view 20; Karl, explain. Reduced by half and a half?! The fingerprint scanner is at a handy spot, but there's a snag: it doesn't work with damp fingers. It's hardly a concern in 2022; even on the cheapest Xiaomi, scanners work fine with wet fingertips. It's not clear why a Samsung scanner of this type couldn't be installed in a button. By the way, the unlocking time is typical, so no worries there. But, you must always wash your hands after touching anything.