Review on Samsung Galaxy S20 8/128 GB Smartphone, Dual: nano SIM eSIM, grey by Ada Aleksandrowska ᠌

You won't have to spend $64,000 on this phone. Ages 35–40, this is a useful gadget. Here, however, the only currency involved is the one being traded. Includes advantages: Powerful. A+ 120 screen. Whoever argues this is not a major advancement is mistaken. The mobile industry hasn't seen anything like this before. After a month of using a 120 Hz screen, I decided to switch back to 60 Hz and was absolutely ASTONISHED by the difference. The idea that all phones were originally 60 Hz is beyond belief. The camera is satisfied but not blown away. I don't need much else from the camera because it takes decent pictures in bright light and records smooth 4K video at 60 frames per second. This is my first fingerprint-enabled smartphone, and I have no words. The only time it won't work is if your finger is moist the first time you try it. The speakers are excellent; they are dual and very strong; they even have bass. Powering up quickly is amazing. One hundred percent in just over an hour and ten minutes! The battery life is disappointing. When I tell phone makers that if they made their phones just 2 mm thicker, they could add 1000 mAh to their batteries, they design slim gadgets like for aesthetics instead.