Review on Smartphone realme 10 8/128 GB RU, black by Wiktor Witold Skow ᠌

Review for those contemplating about making the jump from iPhone. After using the first and third Galaxy phones, respectively, I decided I no longer wanted to deal with androids freezing up on me every six months. We made the switch to iOS and now use nothing but iPhones exclusively. The Samsung Galaxy S21+ 256GB black was too tempting to pass up in 2018. The only explanation is that after years of using iPhones, wherein all features are de facto standards, I no longer have any sort of emotional connection to the device's purchase. After using it for a day or so, I found that the 120 Hz refresh rate was noticeably smoother than the 12th generation iPhone. The slimmer profile makes it easier to carry with one hand. I find it quite handy to be able to enable or disable geolocation while using a screen reader. A quick fingerprint reader is included. From the box's film onto the screen. Slim and light. The keyboard appears to be nearly same, however there are far more errors and a greater degree of sharpness. I recently got the camera and took some images that turned out better than what I was able to get with my Canon PowerShot G12. In my perspective, iPhone frequently exaggerates. Although though I haven't taken many photos with the S21 yet, I expect that the camera's controls will be fine-tuned and a lid will be added in the coming week once 2 ates arrive with an upgrade. Note that prolonged usage of the camera causes the phone to overheat. The campaign's charge becomes more resilient with time. Maximum screen time was 7, minimum was 5:50. Fast charging can recharge it to 100% in 1.5 hours. Similar to the number 12, the network signal is easily caught. The volume control is awkwardly placed, and there are times when I can't even reach it. Popular apps appear to be on the Google Play store, but not all of them are. The speed and fluidity is excellent. There are far more options for customizing notifications, functionalities, etc., than there are on iOS. I would suggest the iPhone 11 pro max if you're in the market for anything brand new and your current iPhone is older than 11. The most important thing is to keep working at this rapid pace while maintaining this level of stability for at least a couple of years. The headphones and gift tag)