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

I chose a smartphone to replace the obsolete Note 4 with a dying battery. If it were not for the lack of Google services, then most likely I would have taken something from Honor, and so the choice was between Oneplus 8 pro, Samsung Note 10 and S20 plus. According to reviews and tests, the S20 plus was chosen as the golden mean. The main criterion was the camera, the S20 plus seemed to be the most versatile, and in fact it is. In the settings for photos and videos, there are auto and pro modes. If you don’t want to take a steam bath or don’t have time to delve into the settings of the Pro mode, then you can safely shoot on a car and get a photo / video of decent quality. There are two troubles with auto - you can not turn off HDR, and white balance spoiled by "improvers". In Pro mode, the colors are more natural and close to reality, but you need to dig into the settings (HDR in Pro mode, I did not understand where to turn it on and whether it is there at all). And in Pro there is a huge jamb - with certain settings, the wildest PWM crawls out onto the screen. In the photo they will not be noticeable, but on the video it’s still like, and this is hell. I am an ordinary user and resource-intensive games do not interest me, so the snapdragon vs exynoss disputes have gone aside. The power of Exynoss is enough for the eyes, the shell is nimble, applications open very quickly. Well, I haven’t noticed strong heating yet, based on the text above. The battery charge is enough for me for a day and a half: 1-3 hours of playing games, 1-2 hours of instant messengers, surfing the Internet for 4 hours. I charged up to 100% in the evening and there are still 20-35% left at the end of the next evening. This is without any saving modes, the screen is constantly at 55% brightness, a dark theme. The screen is normal, without wow effect. The 120Hz that bloggers are shouting about on every corner is just marketing. Well, smoother animation when scrolling is more pleasing to the eye, but not so much that you get an . 60 Hz is still the standard on all screens in the world and they are quite enough. There is no PWM at any brightness (except for Pro shooting mode). It's good that there is a slot for an SD card, over time you will have to buy it. Because from the specified volume 40 GB goes under the system.