Review on Samsung Galaxy S9 G965F (International Version) by Bogusia Grabowska ᠌

Samsung made the conscious decision not to push itself too much and instead introduced a lighter version of the eighth-generation Galaxy smartphone, which included stereo speakers and a processor that had been modestly upgraded. The remaining aspects are a total bust. Horrible autonomy, even the thinnest eighth galaxy lasted longer, everything here resembles iPhones, and if you don't charge it, you shouldn't even think about going somewhere else. The charge is held exactly twice as poorly as a ski at 30, which means that all of these 3500mAh for Samsung are effectively just wasted space. The only way to get rid of these micro-lags and glitches is to restart your device. This is a very annoying problem. Strangely, a lot of people are going to assume that this is an Android phone, but my second phone is skiing at 30+, and in this environment, where everything is quite solid and there aren't any problems, Samsung is in its repertory. On the camera, he did not move from the eighth galaxy, there was less sharpe, but in some scenarios it even works out worse. He did not go anywhere from the eighth galaxy. The sound quality of these headphones is just adequate, but it could be because I've been skiing for several hours. When compared to a ski, there is a camera that is more stable and has improved focus that can take better pictures. The bar burned out a little bit over the course of three months, but it is only noticeable on the fill; this continues to irritate me because the same thing happened in the ski over the course of six months, but nothing burned out. Upgrading from version 8 is not something I would advocate, and in general, the tenth galaxy will be launched soon, at which point they will finally promise a level of autonomy that is reasonable, so there is no purpose in swapping for this item.