Review on Smartphone Samsung Galaxy S20 FE 6/128 GB RU, mint by Ada Szewczyk ᠌

Other than that, I'm just happy. :) I had no choice but to choose with the S series because it was waterproof (there was an older A series, and back then, devices of that series were also manufactured with water protection), and the price was reasonable (I also took it at a discount, generally a pleasure). It works well, and there have been no complaints about it. Some pros: It looks pretty good (even despite the plastic back cover, which is very surprising in S, of course). The color periwinkle is very stunning (sorry, blue is so sad). The rest of the pluses are logical for Samsung and for a phone with such characteristics as being smart, running smoothly, having more than enough memory (for my needs), having very powerful NFC (plus, thanks to Samsung chips with magnetic tape simulation, I really like this feature since my previous phone), and so on and so forth. Many disadvantages: The battery is not in very good shape. If you use it more or less actively (not including games), then approximately half a day should be sufficient. What exactly is wrong with games is beyond my comprehension. That is, with normal use, it ought to be able to make it through the day in some fashion (if it does so, I don't know yet). And things start to get quite heated (many people talk about it, I was surprised at how noticeable it is). The most disappointing aspect of this heating phenomenon for me is that it causes issues with wireless charging. Everything appears to be in order when viewed from the Samsung charger, but when viewed from the powerbank, it becomes apparent that the bodies heat up together and stop charging.