Review on Smartphone Samsung Galaxy Note 20 Ultra 4G 8/256 GB, Dual nano SIM, bronze by Petar Xaralampiev ᠌

I purchased it through the authorized retailer. Prior to then, there were models known as the S-series as well as the Note-series. Within the first two weeks, the phone had a couple of instances in which it became disconnected from the network, and it was broken twice before it could be returned (fortunately, the store was close to the house). Has some pros: If we look at the product as a whole, including all of its features and qualities, it would be considered a well-balanced flagship. However, in reality, each component and function is inferior to those offered by competing products. The camera, or more specifically their set, is the one and only benefit that cannot be contested. Consists of: 1 The communication and network reception are of an appallingly poor quality. As soon as you leave the city and step foot on the premises, everything vanishes. 2 Break the connection between the GPS and the Wi-Fi modem In order to be remedied with a reboot, reset the network settings (there are a lot of claims on w3bsit3-dns. Com, so I'm not the only one). THE MOST LATE that it will show you that there is a network - but they won't be able to get through to you. 3. Very weak autonomy. The phone will last for three quarters of a day. A significant amount of nighttime self-discharge. 4. This is not standard rapid charging. It's not a big deal, but the 45 watts that were on the S20 Ultra have been taken away. In addition, there is no means to charge the device rapidly. That is to say, in the morning I am able to land the battery at work (pictures, movies, and chats), but then I have to go to another facility, and I am unable to charge the phone rapidly. 5. This is NOT a rapid wireless charging system. It will charge you horse money, but it will charge the same as charging with Ali will charge your Xiaomi colleagues. Since Samsung somehow restricted the usage of wireless chargers manufactured by third parties. 6. Screen - I did not detect any difference in brightness between the Galaxy S10 and the Galaxy Note10+ when using either device in direct sunlight; due to the battery, it is not possible to use 120 hertz; the under-screen fingerprint sensor was never finished. It is slow and inaccurate, and as a result, you have to use a film that is scratched or glass that is filled with UV light in order for the scanner to work. If you do not do either of those things, the scanner will not work.