Review on Samsung Galaxy S21 5G - Factory Unlocked US Version Smartphone with 📱 Pro-Grade Camera, 8K Video, 64MP High Res & 128GB Storage - Phantom Gray (SM-G991UZAAXAA) by Aneta Krzyszto ᠌

02/24/22 in the morning I looked at the news, pinched myself, and realized that I was still awake. I also realized that the would now sink, and either I take a normal pipe now, until prices skyrocket, or in 2-3 days I I'm already taking a budget, but at the price of a flagship. I ultimately decided to go with the latter option. I took to replace the galaxy A20. I took advantage of a bargain that AliExpress was offering for 49,990 for the 128GB version. I don't know what to say, to be honest. The fire came next, after the A20, of course. First, dimensions that are reasonable. The measurement of 6.2 inches was spot on. I have had a hard time getting used to the old shovel for the past two years, and although the difference in proportions is not very noticeable to the naked eye, it is definitely obvious when held in one's hand. The screen is the second component. It's fatty, it's juicy, and it sprays all over the place. If anything is described as being black, then it actually is the color black. When you look at the phone, you should feel a buzz. This is the goal of the phone's brightness, color reproduction, and adaptive hertz, which range from 48 to 120 Hz. About the performance, everything is crystal clear here. It takes no time at all for applications to open, and there are no delays or downloads involved. This is how it should be on a flagship pipe. The response is nothing short of incredible. About the layout. I am not a fan of cases that noticeably increase the dimensions of the phone, and the polycarb-rich back panel is a plus for me personally. I am not a fan of cases that noticeably increase the dimensions of the phone. Instead of being on the back of the phone, the glass screen need to be on the front. The cameras had a cool design, and when I shot in backlight, the level of clarity in the dark areas was outstanding. Regarding the warmth and the rapid depletion of the battery, I did not experience either of these issues, which suggests that I was either very fortunate or that Samsung had completed the software update by the time I used the device. Despite the fact that the phone is used often throughout the working day, there is still 20–25% of the charge remaining by the end of the day. And this in spite of the fact that I have the frequency set to 120 hertz. If you set it to 60 Hz, then it will definitely maintain its charge even better, but I don't see any reason to spend a lot of money on a high-end phone only to look at a screen that ripples at 60 Hz. The initial reactions to the phone have been overwhelmingly favorable. Especially when you take into account the fact that I estimated correctly and took it at the right time, when it was thirty thousand dollars less expensive than it is now. A user-friendly, aesthetically pleasing, and potent smartphone that will continue to be relevant for the foreseeable future.