Review on Smartphone Samsung Galaxy Note 20 Ultra 4G 8/256 GB, Dual nano SIM, bronze by Jnis Pimberis ᠌

I don't know how it occurred, but I've become increasingly fond of Samsung gadgets over the years. And I treat myself to Samsung's newest gadgets every once in a while, beginning with the Galaxy Note 8. We must pay tribute to the 8, which lasted for over a year and a half before I upgraded to the 10+ (9 didn't disappear from the English language at all). The 10+ was similarly reliable, and when the S20 + was released, I considered getting it for myself but ultimately decided against it because, after buying one for my wife, I realized that the 10 was no worse and that thin phones just don't appeal to me. Twenty laptops of my size and shape immediately snatched it up since it feels great in my hand, takes great photos and movies, has a long battery life, and, most importantly, has an ESIM card slot; apart from that, it's just a standard Samsung, albeit out of sheer madness I've forgotten to put away the stylus ten times.