Review on Smartphone Samsung Galaxy S20 FE 6/128 GB RU, mint by Wiktor Uhlig ᠌

This is the ideal smartphone for those who require a top-tier camera without breaking the bank. It's not the ideal option for performance measuring and playing by nerds, aficionados, and lovers of high-end goods. Take a peek at the Snapdragon variant if you have time to be perplexed and patiently wait for shipment. offers benefits: It's one of the greatest models of 2022, and it has nearly all the high-end features you'd want at a price that's reasonable by today's standards. When comparing the photo quality to that of the iPhone 12 Pro and the Galaxy S20 Ultra, there is no obvious difference. It seems to reason that photo-centric flagships like the Huawei Mate 40 Pro will fare better. On the same iPhone 12 Pro, the telephoto mode is the clear victor (surprisingly). The night mode is comparable to that of high-end models; however, when shooting in low light, the standard mode only produces mediocre results, thus it's best to switch to night mode. The screen's 800+ nits of maximum brightness, decent color reproduction, switchable 120 hertz, and unobtrusive hole are all indicative of a flagship model. Similarly appealing: Good optical stabilization of the camera; great video stabilization, as well. ; Plastic housing (practical, pleasant to touch); Total invulnerability to water and dust (IP68) * UFS 3.1 memory * 25W charging (although only 15W included in the box) microSD Card Slot Cons: Some selfie fans may be disappointed that the front camera doesn't capture the night sky when capturing video. To put it bluntly, it's on par with the iPhone 12 but I wouldn't go so far as to call it good. Delicious "Samsung" tones straight from the camera aren't for everyone, but you can always design your own in the editor. Go for a version with Snapdragon, or better yet, a new phone, if you plan on doing a lot of gaming on your device. The power-hungry Exynos 990 and the screen have an impact on the battery life, even if it has a respectable 4500 mAh. Effective power saving modes and a 120 Hz power down will be useful. no 3.5mm audio jack In light of the cost differences, the 256 GB version of the 8 seems like the better buy.