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

There was an S10 before that, and there is one now. The new model (S20), when compared to the old one (S10), loses to many more than it wins. Let's start with the camera, which is the most crucial item for me. It is no better on the S20 than it is on the S10. The front one shoots significantly poorer than the main one, which is roughly the same. The S20's smoothness at 8 performs worse than the S10's at 3 in terms of focus and noise. This made me really sad and frustrated. I paid for a new device with a better camera, but I received a camera that was much worse. The device becomes warmer than the S10. Samsung Pay is a pretty sluggish app. Everything was paid once I turned my phone to S10 for one second, but you must wait 20 to 30 seconds here. When speaking or recording a video, you must hold the phone to a friend without assistance from below because the little finger is continually covering the relocated microphone that took the position of the headphone jack. Regular headphones don't have an adapter. zero USB cord. The removal of the Bixby button represents the only improvement. So I wouldn't suggest anyone upgrading from S10 to do so. I wouldn't purchase S20 if I had the chance to get my money back; it's not worth it!