Review on Protect Your Samsung Galaxy S21 Ultra 5G with a 2 Pack of 📱 HD Tempered Glass Screen and Camera Lens Protectors - Includes Fingerprint Unlock and Anti-Scratch Technology by Ada Seweryniak ᠌

As you may have noticed, practically all of the drawbacks may be explained by contrasting this device with * twenty *, which I used diligently for three years before giving it solemnly to my wife (in connection with which I now envy her). I'll start by saying that I required the greatest camera phone available for reasonable prices (ideally less than one thousand euros) with Google services. Formerly, *twenty* could be purchased for approximately the same amount, possibly even less—around 800 euros—plus they gave me a watch. Also, they provided wireless charging and Samsung headphones, which is standard. The Samsung fingerprint sensor behind glass is a terrible failure, as was evident from the very first usage experience. I've already overwritten the prints five times, but even then, the phone only fully locks for 30 seconds or works for me after the second or third time. In contrast, the *twenty* had a separate sensor at the bottom of the phone that was always reliable. Here, however, you must press firmly and hold for a moment before it recognizes your fingerprint if you simply touch the screen. A thrilling ride! The speed of face unlock is twice as sluggish as *twenty*. Even if it looks like you would expect at least some improvement from the new processor and 12 gigabytes of RAM, all the major software operate in the same way as on *twenty*. Alas. We arrived at the camera. Reviews indicate that the camera is a beast. They actually take nearly the same shots in the standard automatic photo setting. Has a 3x zoom (optical maximum at * twenty *). Compared specifically and examined a sizable monitor. Video: Chinese can only shoot in 4K at a maximum of 30 frames per second, while Koreans can shoot in 8K, but when I set my camera to 4K at 60 frames per second in my home during the evening under artificial lighting, the Chinese produced better results. The colors are brighter and the image itself is lighter, whereas the Samsung image is dull and makes terrible noise. The worst! Sure, the Chinese lack stability and 60 frames per second, but what is it, I wonder? Where have we come in three years? Why do Koreans break prices like that? The gadget generally let users down rather than pleasing them. anticipated much more. These two points.