Review on 💙 Renewed Samsung Galaxy S20+ 5G Factory Unlocked Android Phone with 128GB Storage in Cloud Blue by Ada Nowakowska ᠌

Having not waited for something decent from Apple in terms of design since the release of the iPhone 7 plus, I decided to return to the bucket. In terms of the design of the Samsung case, well done, the screen is also amazing, there are no complaints about the speed of work either. But there is a camera, and a battery too. I'll start with the battery. At first, there were no complaints, it worked fine until the night, and in economy mode until the middle of the next day. But six months later, some miracles began, the batteries were barely enough until the end of the working day, even in economy mode. There are definitely no viruses and left programs on the device, the battery shows "health" at 92% (which IMHO is a lot of wear and tear in 9 months). I was offered on the Internet, just do not laugh, "reset to factory settings." Seriously? Guys, it's 2022, not 2022, when "reinstall Windows" was the main solution to problems. Of course, I won’t drop anything, it’s easier for me to buy a new phone. The camera is a total disappointment. Let's start with the fact that there is no "x3 hybrid zoom" here. There is a regular digital one. It is "hybrid" because in good lighting conditions it makes a "crop" from a 64mp camera and it looks even more or less, but in lighting conditions a little worse than ideal, a crop is made from a 12mp camera and the picture quality becomes truly disgusting on TV. Unfortunately, this is not the only drawback of the camera, although it is already critical for me. If you thought that you could use the declared super-duper 64MP camera easily and simply, then hell was swimming there. Only in "professional photo" mode with manual settings. No, I kind of don't mind that there is a professional mode, it's not even completely bad, but guys, why the hell can't this camera be used in auto mode? But that's not all. Auto mode will make you gouge-eye HDR, especially at sunset. And turn off do not turn off all these improvers - it's useless. You will end up with a bright, unnatural picture with a high saturation. In short, the camera is bad, including at the software level.