Review on Samsung Galaxy S6 Edge 32GB Smartphone, blue by Anastazja Lipiec ᠌

The design, the performance, the camera, and the build quality are all strong points, but the SIM card slot is cracked, which may be the result of multiple drops. In light of the high cost, even such inconspicuous components ought to be made of metal. Some cons: After making regular use of the phone for a period of one year, I discovered a number of drawbacks, the most significant of which is that most people call the phone's battery life, while what they should be calling it is, in reality, battery life. The fact is that the capacity of this model is pretty big, as much as 2600 mAh, for contrast, the Iphone 5s and 7 have 1560 and 1960, respectively, and these are the phones that my wife uses, well, 5s is already just lying. Because of the high quality of the battery and the great software optimization found in both iPhones, even when used at a relatively low volume, they continue to function for an appreciable amount of time. Of course, I compare more frequently with the 7th because their parameters are more similar to one another than those of the 5s. When I switch on the mobile data transfer (mobile Internet, 3G), my S6 will work for approximately four to six hours at a time, however the iPhone 7 will continue to function for twice as long under the same circumstances. The inefficient optimization of the Android software, presumably tailored expressly for this model, is therefore most likely the source of the issue. With my second Android phone, I was able to perform another comparison with same issue. Again, this is not an issue with the iPhone because the quantity of applications that have been downloaded does not have a substantial impact on the operating time. Whoever wants to be convinced of this, in order to verify my words, they will need to uninstall as many applications as possible, including all of the ones that are currently installed, and they will find that the amount of time it takes to complete their work has increased by at least a factor of two. There is an optimization function, which also includes the battery, in the version of the software that I have. I use it occasionally, but I don't notice a significant difference when I do. The answer is to get a charger with a capacity of 5000 mAh (enough for 2 charges).