Review on Renewed Samsung Galaxy S10, 128GB Flamingo Pink - Fully Unlocked for Easy Access by Tawan Piyawan ᠌

Well, now the MINUSES, there will be a LOT of them! Let's go: 1. Screen (1). It remained exactly the same as on the S9, almost nothing has changed. He became a little yellower and that's it. Its brightness is slightly LESS than on s9 and MUCH less than on iPhone X, XS, XS MAX. In the sun with dark glasses, the screen is very hard to see, auto-brightness with the super-brightness mode does not help because it works slowly, stupidly, not constantly, and on every shadow or without direct sunlight immediately cuts down the screen brightness, which creates severe discomfort. If you don't believe me, take your iPhone X and S10, go outside, turn up the brightness to the maximum, put on your sunglasses and try to use them. It's the wildest paradox that Samsung makes OLED panels for the iPhone. Samsung, make such a manual maximum brightness at least like on iPhones! 2. Screen (2). This ridiculous hole in the screen is a complete technological impotence of Samsung, why disfigure the screen if you could make a camera in a frame on top or bottom? There is plenty of space and the size of the frames would be enough for the camera. At worst, it would be possible to make a sub-screen camera where part of the matrix under the screen would simply open under the display at the moment when the camera is needed. This hole in the screen is a fat minus for this phone. 3. Screen (3). It is high time to make the screen refresh rate at least 90 FPS. How many years have these miserable 60 FPS in smartphones. On the iPad PRO 2gen, the screen works in 120 FPS mode. And 120 FPS looks great, the movements are alive, the picture is beautiful and smooth. Where is the innovation in Samsung smartphones in what really matters? 4. Chambers (1). Cameras in terms of photo quality are no better than on the S9, and in terms of clarity even WORSE than in the LG V20. Also, for some reason, a wide-angle camera can NOT record video at 60 fps! Wake up Samsung! Cameras on LG have been writing at 60 fps for many years! 5. Cameras (2). There is no pro mode for video recording! There is no pro mode for taking photos on a wide-angle camera! Again, even on OLD LG there is a pro mode for both photos and videos on a wide-angle camera!