Review on Samsung Galaxy S9 G965F (International Version) by Agata Uchman ᠌

Although I am happy with the outcome, there is currently nothing that can be done to make it better. I'm still looking forward to the debut of a design with a front-facing camera tucked away behind the screen. This camera won't be visible to the user, and it won't take up any space that could be utilized for other things or strain your eyes. These are a few benefits: Being a perfectionist, I find it intolerable that the screens of the upcoming models all have holes in them, but I also don't want to leave Samsung. This gadget is the last of the Mohicans in my opinion; after it, I'm not even sure what to take. I'm not even sure what to take after that. I tried Meyzu, Xiaomi, and other well-known Chinese brands, but nothing operated well. Every single one of them had problems, but there was never a Samsung. The letter S didn't have any problems until there was an S2, S3, S5, then a Chinese, then a S9+. I wore Samsung without covers, and they all survived; however, because they were included in the kit, I wore Chinese with covers, and the Chinese presentation was lost after a week. Cons: For the first few years, ate did not damage the phone; however, as ate started to appear, lags and slowdowns started to appear. However, this is not a problem with the device; rather, it is an artificial deterioration of the phone that the manufacturer has caused, which is sadly commonplace. Positives: For the first few years, ate damage to the phone was minimal. Most of all, the aspect ratio of the display in the device is something I don't like. I kind of paid for one size, but I watch content with a smaller diagonal, and any player, youtube, etc. cuts the screen by about a quarter, by a quarter Karl, and this is perhaps the problem with all modern gadgets; in fact, the screen only displays the interface, but I purchased a smartphone not to see the interface on it in full screen, but to see the content in full screen, what I