Review on Renewed Samsung Galaxy S10+ Plus 128GB AT&T Factory Unlocked Cellphone - Black by Lee Damien ᠌

Moved from iPhone 7. The wow effect was strong. But as time went on, some annoying moments came to light. I think many of them can be attributed not to the problems of the smartphone itself, but to the problems of the shell or Android itself. About iron questions zero. Everything flies, the camera shoots perfectly, etc. The fingerprint scanner works much better than on the iPhone 7. Works almost always the first time and pretty fast. Maybe there are better and faster scanners, but then again, compared to the iPhone, heaven and earth. I don't use face unlock. Regarding these shortcomings. I do not use the standard Android controls, but gestures. Because of this, it happens that instead of Samsung Pay, I go to the multitasking panel. Bixby is just infuriating, useless thing. I reconfigured the button, but sometimes I accidentally swipe the screen and get to the bixby panel, which also lags. About music. Let's say I'm listening to music in the car, connected to the radio via bluetooth and someone calls me. I say, during this I turn off the car and, accordingly, the phone is disconnected from the radio. I'm already walking down the street, finishing the conversation and the music starts playing through the speaker. It's annoying, it didn't happen on the iPhone. About notifications. Let's say I make a purchase and I receive an SMS with a code to confirm the transaction. The notification is shown for a few seconds and then disappears and the code is often not placed in the notification. Therefore, you have to open the SMS application, read the code and go back to entering the code. On iOS, when such a notification arrives, you can hold your finger on it and then a small notification window will open, and you can read it in full. There is no such thing on Samsung, well, or I just didn’t figure out how to do it. In general, I rate the smartphone highly, it is pleasant to use, and you can get used to all the shortcomings