Review on Samsung Galaxy S21 5G Factory Unlocked Smartphone in US Version with Pro-Grade Camera, 8K Video, 64MP High Resolution, 128GB Storage, and Phantom Pink Color (SM-G991UZIAXAA) by Ada Kosakiewicz ᠌

There are some hiccups, but overall the device leads to happier feelings. To sum it up, I was dismayed by autonomy because my phone is a voracious power consumer. The LG G6 before it used a QHD ips matrix with AOD and a 3300 mAh battery, therefore it lasted as long as its successor. Yet fast charging makes it bearable, and the screen was the biggest letdown for me. Maybe it's my phone, but it's having the same issue as the other phones in the cabin. The screen goes yellow, making it somewhat difficult to operate but certainly not acceptable for a product in this price range. Bright, oversaturated colors harm the eyes on highly saturated settings. Natural tints layered on top of these toxic hues appear as if a yellow filter were being used, and the screen itself never produces a completely neutral white. While it is unclear why the AOD in my pocket works, I also found that its function of barring inadvertent touches does not function effectively during operation.