Review on Smartphone Samsung Galaxy S8 6/128 GB, 2 SIM, black diamond by Dimitar Tsonov ᠌

In January of this year, I made the decision to purchase a Samsung Galaxy S8. the supposedly "flagship" To just remark that I was glad to use it and to leave it at that. The phone's appearance, camera, and other features were all excellent. But regardless of how. It has been six months. Fast charging is no longer supported by the phone. The cable had a problem. Okay, I reasoned, the cable is junk for a phone that costs $45,000. BUT! Looking at my "favorite" smartphone more and more, I began to see "ghosts" from other programs above the hiding panel (this is an extremely, extremely, extremely transparent application panel; it started to upset me). It stood up against the white background extremely clearly. Well, I reasoned that I should wait till I'd eaten because perhaps that was the issue. Still, I made the decision to contact the Samsung service center. I called, described the issue to so and so, and now the panel is visible. I responded without thinking, "My display burned out," right away. I enquired as to what it might be related to. The answer from the expert astonished me! I've been accused of using my phone excessively. FUCK! I'm on my phone way too much! This is just general kaaak! Some foolishness! It turned out that I needed to frame it and look at it. I'm just stunned. A phone that costs that much logically must be of very high quality! So, this qualifies as a flagship. My subsequent purchases won't ever feature this brand again! For a quality inspection that will last at least 20 days, I gave the phone. This indicates that your old Huawei and the new year will collide. which has been in operation for five years without burning out. And Samsung's flagship model breaks down! Idiocy. Overall, I am quite dissatisfied with this brand. It's so embarrassing that it makes me angry and horrified. Before purchasing such a costly phone, whether outright or even more so on credit, give it great thought. Very frustrating and nerve-wracking. Just let them try to dispute the promise!