Review on Samsung Galaxy S6 Edge 32GB Smartphone, blue by Iyaant Mahameru ᠌

Before switching to Samsung, I was an iPhone 6 Plus user for a considerable amount of time. Even after him, the only impressions that were left by the Korean were good ones! To begin, the screen is just the most beautiful part of the whole thing. As I don't like the "vyryglazny" amoled and colors that are too saturated, I keep the display in the "Basic" setting when I use it. But, even with them, the color reproduction and contrast are orders of magnitude better than what is offered by competitors. I just want to keep staring at him all the time, even when I'm not doing anything! Cameras are the second topic. It's not connected to anything else at all. The photographs taken using a smartphone are excellent. This is true for both the primary camera and the front-facing camera. In addition, I would like to draw your attention to the wide-angle optics, which make it possible to include a great deal more information within the frame. In the dark, the device also demonstrates excellent photo capabilities, and with the release of android 6.0.1, the ability to set shutter speeds of up to 10 seconds has also been added. This enables you to get impressive pictures even in complete darkness if you use a tripod with the device. Regarding the efficiency of the task and its overall performance, it is crystal evident that this model is the flagship. Yet, it is important to point out that with the launch of the Samsung Galaxy S6, the Touch Wiz user interface finally fixed the persistent lagging and freezing that plagued previous generations of flagship devices from the Korean manufacturers. In addition to that, it has last but not least been given a highly appealing appearance by moving closer to Google's Material Design. Because of the significant changes introduced by version 6.0.1, users no longer feel the need to install any other themes besides the default one. This desire went away after the release of the new version. In comparison to what it was like on the iPhone, the mobile Internet speed on this device is far more satisfying. Everything moves so quickly! The same can be said for the fingerprint scanner, which is lightning fast in its operation. Although I've heard that the curved screen makes the phone awkward to operate, I haven't experienced this myself and don't believe it to be true. There have never been any unintentional clicks, and it fits nicely in the palm of your hand. The only disadvantage I'd want to point out is the lack of autonomy. It turns out that listening to music, using the internet, and making phone calls adds up to three to four hours of screen time every day. Plenty, but I'd want some more, please.