Review on 💻 Samsung Galaxy S8 SM-G950 Unlocked 64GB US Version Midnight Black with US Warranty by Hayden Chew ᠌

Name: 💻 Samsung Galaxy S8 SM-G950 Unlocked 64GB US Version Midnight Black with US Warranty
Item: 💻 Samsung Galaxy S8 SM-G950 Unlocked 64GB US Version Midnight Black with US Warranty
Rating: 5

March 07, 2023

The ratio of price and quality is very pleasing, I will repeat the purchase.

The BixBy button has never been mistakenly pressed, thus it has no effect at all. Right there in the options, you may reassign to call any application (or nothing).
- E-books are quite comfortable to read, and their rounded edges cause no snags (on the contrary, they create the effect of "liveness" of the book)

Sort by cheapness in this section of the market; there are obviously many "gray" dots. I almost got "pricked" in one of them, so I cut through the rest of the jur. bases and discovered that everywhere is extremely unclean. As a result, there were no issues when I took it with Telemarket24. (They requested that I submit a review, but I opted to hold off for a while, just in case. I still think well of them because there were no excesses).

Pros

Make a discount on the Galaxy S4 I recently purchased because I used it extensively. After using a bike with three gears, I switched to a polished Mercedes. - The ergonomics of this smartphone are what first captivate me. Without any covers, it feels like a single piece of smooth glass in your hands when you hold it in your hands. You want to cry because the rounded corners are so soft to the touch. (You have the impression that you are living in the future.) The glass is exceptionally cool and nearly stain-resistant (choose it). To leave at least some traces, all you need to do is shift a piece of chocolate. - The cameras are stylish: Although I don't frequently use Instagram, I shot pictures of myself using both the front and back cameras, and they turned out well. There are numerous filters, hyperloops, and extremely slow motions present. photos and document scans (via Google Drive) perfectly - Sliding side panels that protrude from the rounded sides. It's so handy that I use it frequently. - The software's buttons. I got rid of every button on the screen and replaced them with swipes, which I recommend. There is stuff on the entire screen at all times. Normal calls are answered in 3 minutes; there are a ton of possibilities. For instance, using Wi-Fi and 4G simultaneously to download huge files is much faster. Night mode, protected folder, etc. - Defenders: face, pupils, and prints. With Samsung Pay, everything runs well. O. O. is not accepted by WORLD. - There were no noticeable lags, freezes, reboots, or overheating. I even used it to distribute Wi-Fi and download a 30 GB Mortal Kombat X game from Steam. The smartphone started to get a bit heated while charging; nonetheless, I rarely charge even though I frequently use 4G and spread Wi-Fi. Thanks to Quick Charge, it charges in less than an hour. All different types of adapters are provided, allowing you to borrow a friend's microUSB and use it. I'll list BixBy among the pros. It's cool, but more like a toy; it's difficult to envision how you could utilize it in actual situations.

Cons

There may be minor issues with games if you hold the phone horizontally and pinch the speaker with your hand. - There are no standard themes, and those that are are horrendously ugly. I purchased the kids' theme "Picnic" from the theme store; at the very least, it is aesthetically pleasing. The included headphones are mediocre, but I didn't have high expectations for them. Their one selling point is a stylish wire that you want to keep in your hands and that is impossible to tangle (can you move my headphones' speakers in this situation? - The resolution is quite non-standard, yet all applications work fine. Although you can expand the video and cut the top and bottom, I choose to add it to the drawbacks because the video has "black bars" along the sides. After using it for six months, I can state that most videos don't require top and bottom:) I've seen musicals with subtitles, for instance, and everything was clearly obvious.