Review on Smartphone Samsung Galaxy Z Fold3 12/256 GB RU, green by Stanislaw Grzechnik ᠌

There was no "wow" factor, and I didn't feel any futuristic technologies, but the phone has a solid build quality that makes you want to fiddle with it every now and again. The benefits: Good, orderly layout. I'm relieved that Samsung has abandoned the idea of glossy leftovers. Due to its substantial thickness and narrow width, the device fits nicely in the palm of your hand when folded. Nothing rattles or wobbles, everything fits snugly, the hinge is tight but not too tight, it opens and closes smoothly, and there isn't even a hint of play. It only takes picking up the device for the impression of fragility to vanish. The presence of a large enough display within. When space is at a premium on your phone, you may find yourself wishing for a larger display; fortunately, you now have that option. The hardware has always been on pace with the software: plenty of processing power, large amounts of storage, high-quality displays and cameras. standards (I don't shoot very often, so I'm a novice in this area). The negative aspects: A tidiness-wrecking catastrophe. The glossy coating that covers roughly 75 percent of the surface is ideal for collecting prints. In addition, no matter how meticulously you operate, you will inevitably soil the phone. As a result, dirt and dust are drawn to the spaces between the film's edge and its protective side, where they are difficult to remove. Just adjust your mindset and you'll be fine. Keeping up appearances will be quite challenging. The speakers sparked a range of emotions. While the final product was really robust and detailed, the heavy focus on the highest frequencies did little to enhance his reputation. There is a severe shortage of volume. It seems odd to give this to a Samsung product when the sound is so much fuller and more well-balanced on the S21.