Review on Samsung Galaxy S20 FE G780G 4G Dual 128GB 8GB RAM Factory Unlocked International Version - Cloud Navy (GSM Only) by Ada Marcinkowska ᠌

The biggest disadvantage is the autonomy. Before that, I was using a Sony XZ2 device. It worked perfectly for one and a half to two days on a battery that was one and a half times smaller. Either Sony possesses superior software, or Samsung is merely providing assertions rather than facts. I am sorry that I did not purchase an Oppo or a Vivo instead of this phone because it is a piece of junk considering the price. I would have saved both money and nerves. The benefits of it include: Large screen, light, good performance, fluid display at 120Hz, a complex of cameras with a highly sensitive matrix, and high resolution are some of the features of this product. Cons: It warms up quite strongly, and especially in the summer it is felt in the pocket; it fries like a frying pan. The level of autonomy is very, very low; I worked for a maximum of 18 hours, during which time I did not pick up the phone once (nearly). It gives a completely inaccurate reading of the amount of charge that is still left in the battery; the percentage can stay between 70 and 50 percent throughout the day, but suddenly it goes from that to completely empty in about two hours. Someone is going to argue that background applications are functional, and I am going to immediately respond that the phone is "bare," meaning it does not have any installed programs; the only applications it has are the ones that came with the phone.