Review on Smartphone Samsung Galaxy S21 FE 6/128 GB, Dual nano SIM, graphite by Adam Kulesza ᠌

The only downside to this phone is its battery, which brings down the overall quality of the product. Because each of my prior smartphones accurately tracked the day's events, I did not believe that today's smartphones could be manufactured with batteries of such poor quality; nonetheless, I was wrong. I even entertained the idea of passing it off as a marriage, but after reading the evaluations, I learned that this is only a "jamb" of the model in question. When the brightness is set to medium, it lasts me at best 12 hours of waiting time plus 2 hours of screen operation (I don't play, I just use the internet and messengers). If you get up at six in the morning, by the time you get off work in the evening, your smartphone will have informed you that it is going to switch off. This is quite typical behavior for a modern smartphone. This might be adequate for some people, but for me it's a significant step in the wrong direction. This strategy would not do as well if the market for "not shovels" were significantly larger than it now is.