Review on Fully Unlocked Samsung Galaxy S10+ (128GB, Prism Black) - Refurbished Edition by Avut Deesri ᠌

from the iPhone 7 moved. The wow factor was significant. But as time passed, some irritating incidents became apparent. Many of them, in my opinion, may be attributable to issues with Android or the shell rather than the smartphone itself. zero inquiries about iron. Everything works wonderfully, including the camera's shots. Compared to the iPhone 7, the fingerprint scanner performs significantly better. Works almost always correctly and quickly. Perhaps there are faster and better scanners, but the iPhone is heavenly compared to them. I never employ face unlock. In relation to these flaws. I utilize gestures instead of the default Android controls. As a result, I frequently access the multitasking panel rather than Samsung Pay. Bixby is just a frustrating, pointless item. I changed the button's configuration, but occasionally I swipe the screen by accident and end up in the sluggish Bixby panel. regarding music. Consider the scenario where I am on the phone with someone while driving and am Bluetooth-connected to the radio. Saying this causes the radio to be unplugged from the phone and the vehicle to be turned off. The song begins playing through the speaker as I'm already heading down the street and wrapping up the chat. It is inconvenient that it didn't occur on the iPhone. relating to alerts. Imagine that after making a purchase, I get an SMS containing a code to verify the transaction. The message is displayed for a brief period of time before disappearing, and frequently the code is not included in the notification. As a result, you must read the code in the SMS application before continuing to enter it. When you receive one of these notifications on iOS, you may press your finger on it to bring up a mini notification box where you can view the message in its entirety. On Samsung, there isn't anything like that; alternatively, I just didn't know how to do it. Overall, I give the smartphone a high rating since it is enjoyable to use and you can get used to all of its flaws.