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

It has been running for a year, and the "pink glasses" have been put away for good. To sum up what I've learned so far, the device is undeniably functional and you won't see "brakes" in any applications, but you also won't run super-demanding applications because when the graphics chip is loaded (for example, games with good graphics, video processing, etc. etc.), the device actively tries to become a permanent part of your palm, HEATING to an unbearable temperature. While the device's camera is top notch (an analog is included with other "phones"), the "internal" settings seem to degrade with each new firmware update. The "auto" photo keeps getting worse and worse. Maybe someone will argue that you can do it with pens. Of course you can! The "reflex camera" I have is dedicated solely to this purpose; for driving, I believe the phone only needs to be set to 4+. This is one area in which Apple (which I generally dislike) has clearly excelled (in children 8th and 10th). Unfortunately, the battery is the stumbling block. He is very sensitive and would explode at the slightest criticism. After a year of making 10–12 calls per day for a combined maximum of 25 minutes and utilizing commonplace apps (email, messaging, social media, etc.) that don't require intensive graphics for less than 30 minutes per day, the battery will still only display 11–15% charge when you check it at 18:00. And what if you plan to make active use of it while on vacation? Correctly! You panic, buy an external battery (at the price of the device in the highest segment at the time of purchase), or pull out your trusty old Samsung Galaxy S4, which has NEVER failed in all these years, spit in the faces of all the braggarts, realize that marketing is bad, and "dump" everyone again by purchasing another product with the tagline "marketing. clearly." Beaver. Feedback based on one year of personal experience. PS: The officials can provide a new battery, but have you seen their moral fiber? Have you seen the (cost)?