Review on Samsung Galaxy S20 8/128 GB Smartphone, Dual: nano SIM eSIM, grey by Gabriela Kaim ᠌

Even while the camera is not even close to being a DSLR, it nevertheless manages to pack a lot of pretty cool features into its body. Because I don't engage in activities that drain the battery, such as playing games or spending time on social networks, I never have issues with the battery suddenly dying on me. Prior to that, there was the Samsung Galaxy S8, and a qualitative shift in the paradigm that the manufacturer was using for the creation of the device was obvious. This included a better screen, very smooth animation due to the higher frequency, and even the iPhone, with its conceptions of intermediate types of icons, is now a loser. Much more capable cameras. The solution with an under-screen fingerprint sensor is far more convenient than a scanner on the back, and it is much more aesthetically pleasing than face-id with its eyebrow. It does not slow down (except for looking through the settings menu; I don't know why it hasn't been corrected yet). I am not inconvenienced by the absence of a minijack in any way. I use a Huawei ANC3 with noise reduction, which works just well when connected via type-c, in contrast to the Sony WHM-1000XM3, which does not. The quality of the sound is satisfactory in both instances. My connection to BT was smooth and uninterrupted throughout the entire experience. The Samsung oneui launcher is also really impressive. That Samsung Pay has the bottom stock repeating the most popular of the gesture system is something that bothers me about the service. My sincere wish is that they will solve this problem at some point in the future. I got it from the beginning for 53 TL after discounts and trading it in, and I don't regret the purchase at all. There is now no demand for change.