Review on Smartphone Samsung Galaxy Note 20 Ultra 4G 8/256 GB, Dual nano SIM, bronze by Wiktor Sakowski ᠌

Excellent mobile device for individuals who prefer to write with a stylus. I have high hopes that the subsequent models will be even more engaging. Has some pros: Samsung Note 9 replaced by a different device. The sharpness and vibrancy of the colors in the photographs are significantly elevated. I am overjoyed that it is currently trendy to rapidly bring the charge up to 50% with a regular 25W charger. This makes me extremely happy. The brightness of the screen as well as the colors that are displayed on it are both quite appealing. It is also convenient that you can now attach photographs and files to the notes you take. I accidentally dropped it a few times, and while the paint chipped off of my black phone and fell off of my wife's bronze-colored phone when it fell, the paint did not chip off of my black phone when it fell. As a result, the bronze hue is likely to be the most versatile option. The fingerprint sensor is the most frustrating part of the device because it works intermittently for a long period. The sensor was located on the back of the 9-ke, and it functioned without any issues. The life of the battery is not very lengthy. If you use it frequently, then I recommend carrying a powerbank with you at all times. The rounded borders of the screen are really annoying. If you want to draw or copy something using a pen, you will find that the roundings prevent you from fully realizing your plan. In this case, you will need to do rid of the roundings. Disappointed that the phone does not support charging at the fastest possible speed. When you place your finger on the card for payment, it takes a very long time for Samsung Pay to start up; similarly, when you put your finger on the card, it takes a very long time. Strange, but on 9-ke it happened faster.