Review on Samsung Galaxy Note 10 Factory Unlocked Cell Phone With 256GB (U Cell Phones & Accessories by Vn Ti Dng ᠌

I moved from the Galaxy S8 to it. I considered several new smartphones before settling on the Note because the camera hole is located in the middle of the device, which looked like a more intriguing option to me than the S10. The Note 10 was first released with less bulk than its predecessors. At first, switching screens caused my eyes to grow tired. I even started looking for information and discovered a variety of fairy tales about PWM, but after a few days, I simply grew accustomed to it. The device is generally new, and updates with fixes are frequently delivered. The stock camera's video quality is adequate during the day (on par with the S8, but not higher), but in low light, it looks like crazy soap (there is no way to compare it with the S8, but the image on the video is literally blurry and the spots constantly blur). I attempted to capture the night using Filmic; the quality has significantly improved. While the crazy soap is gone and some details have started to emerge, we lose the stock camera's mild EIS stabilization (without superstab mode) and must work extremely hard to capture a typical video of moving hands, such as those moving from left to right. Although I was already a little let down by Samsung, I strongly urge everyone to hold out for series 11, which is expected to have new camera modules and a battery (I had S6 and S8). Although I've never loved iOS, the thought has already crossed my mind that I might have to buy an iPhone the next time, a 12 Pro, or something else.