Review on Samsung Galaxy Note 20 Ultra 5G Factory Unlocked Android Cell Phone 128GB US Version Mobile Gaming Smartphone Long-Lasting Battery by Kung Chai ᠌

Because I didn't realize how much random access memory (RAM) an Android smartphone required, I bought a model with 8 GB of RAM. After working with 12 GB, I came to the conclusion that this is the ideal amount, and that 8 GB may not be sufficient for my needs. This is a mistake if the smartphone is pricey and does not have enough RAM for the price that it sells for. Pros: Qualitative. It is clear that a lot of consideration has been given to these concerns. These are some downsides: The screen has a high resolution and 120 hertz, as stated in the specifications; however, this does not happen simultaneously, and you will need to choose one thing from the options in order to make it happen. The edges of the camera block are not rounded in any way. It is not a pleasant experience to touch the corners with your fingers. Yet, despite the fact that the cover works perfectly on these smooth edges and eliminates the issue, I chose to criticize the phone in its bare form. So, the cover must not only have a cutout for the camera unit, but it also needs to have a bumper for the camera unit. The display has a rounded appearance. There were a lot of accidental clicks on my part. The cover seals off the edges, and further sealing occurs as a result of pressing. The alternative to the Note 10+ is a device that has a standard camera block, a high resolution, and does not have 120 Hz, but it is substantially less expensive.