Review on Renewed Samsung Galaxy S20 5G, 128GB in Cloud Pink for GSM carriers by Ada Fedorowicz ᠌

Name: Renewed Samsung Galaxy S20 5G, 128GB in Cloud Pink for GSM carriers
Item: Renewed Samsung Galaxy S20 5G, 128GB in Cloud Pink for GSM carriers
Rating: 4

February 28, 2023

Well done, but I won't buy any more.

I upgraded from a Redmi 5 Plus, and the difference is night and day. Even if there wasn't any fancy gear in the past, the phone failed to impress me.
It's cooler and more tangible in many respects, but not worth 70k considering the number of jibs you get for your money. When you consider that this ordinary phone only costs 40 grand, the flaws become negligible. As a photographer, I was interested in getting a phone with a good camera, but I didn't want to compromise on convenience by switching to an iPhone only for the camera.
You can get a better phone for the same price or less, so I probably wouldn't recommend this one unless it were significantly discounted. I haven't really "feel" the phone enough to be able to criticize it, though. Since everyone uses their phones for different purposes, it's hard to come to any concrete conclusions quickly. Also, I highly doubt that others will share my opinion.

It was reassuring to me that most of the concerns I had read about in online discussion threads and evaluations turned out to be unfounded. The little stove, which could not remove anything ordinarily, seemed like a terrible idea before I bought it, but after using it for a week, I had completely forgotten my first misgivings.

I'm not far enough into my use of the phone to make any strong recommendations for or against it, but I can say with confidence that if you are not ashamed of android and are the type of person who values convenience, beauty, and attention to detail in their possessions, then by all means take it (with discounts) and use it for your pleasure. BUT! Do not buy it if you are the type of person who uses parrots to measure phones, who sits and compares every aspect of a thousand phones in search of the best one at the lowest possible price.

Pros

One, a display. Excellent precision and accuracy. Until you view the photographs on your screen, everything in the "Mode with Saturated Colors — for Egoists, tk." gets brighter, more colorful, and delightful. Wonderful 120Hz. Many users complained about the battery drain in reviews and the community forum, albeit they didn't really notice it and it wasn't a deal breaker. The absence of boundaries is an advantage as well. Many people draw parallels between this phone and the iPhone 11, however when I held them side by side, the Apple device felt like a relic from the past due to its clumsy design, big frames, and massive, heavy body. Second, ergonomics. The phone is small and sleek, with a comfortable profile when held. At first, you may not be sure the phone is indeed hollow on the inside. Evidently he was used to larger and heavier phones, so the sudden change was jarring. Thirdly, I learned that the phone is resistant to water. As expected, I won't be verifying this, but consider it a plus. Fast response time on the phone #4. While considering the purchase of an Exynos phone, I was greatly deterred by the presence of this chip. Internet users have a lot to say about him, and it's mostly negative. Overheating and faulty braking systems are common complaints. Maybe I'll add to the review later, but right now everything is running as smoothly and efficiently as possible, and the phone isn't getting hot at all. When I say "not hot," I'm referring to the device's operation as a whole. I won't lie and say that your finger won't get a little bit burned if you happen to be holding the phone too close to the camera while shooting 4k with stabilization, but I do believe that this is primarily due to the size of the phone. C. Cameras. What, once more, would you use as a comparison? Even if you use the same iPhone, there's a chance that it won't be as good as others on the market. For me, the photo and video quality is excellent; but, the video has some bitrate issues and some instances of detail breakdown. I'm holding out hope that they'll make some sort of adjustment in the near future, but not a major one. Six, with the Traid-in promotion, I was able to get a phone that was a little bit more expensive than 40k. I don't feel bad about the decision to take the cash. But, any gadget with a price tag over $70,000 is questionable at best. Rapid charging 7.

Cons

One, the front camera was underwhelming for a device of this caliber. Two, advertising. If they are not effective, why spend $8k on them? You can instead think of a more interesting target to shoot. If it can be done electronically, why is it restricted to FHD only? The 30x zoom hoax. As I would not say that it is functioning, I have removed it a few times and forgotten that there is such a mode on the phone. Disappointment at seeing his money wasted on YouTube "custom" videos in which everyone licks a phone for the same amount he was paid. The video's stability might use some work, to be honest. In general, using a camera is just too complicated. A breadth exists in certain modes but not others; one nuance exists in some cases while another does not. It lacks the solid construction of a genuine camera phone. Third, imaging algorithms. The photographs are generally of high quality, but there are a few minor issues that, when taken together, detract from the whole experience. Taking a picture at 64 megapixels and then zooming in causes the image to become blurry and dated after processing. There's an impression that the pictures have been glued together using some kind of algorithmic fig leaf. However, HDR and the night mode aren't always reliable. 4. NFC. In spite of my best efforts, I was never able to figure it out. One fieldberry for Google Pay, another for Samsung Pay. Occasionally, although infrequently, the terminal phone will flash six red symbols with an exclamation point within a couple of seconds to indicate that contactless payment was not possible. I haven't worked out why this is happening. Five, I already mentioned that there is heating. Because I get the impression that this could eventually cause the phone to experience brake problems, I'm going to record it as a negative.