Review on Samsung Galaxy S20 FE (128GB, 6GB) 6.5-inch 120Hz AMOLED, Snapdragon 865, IP68 Water Resistant, Dual-SIM GSM Unlocked (Global 4G LTE) SM-G780G/DS International Model with Wireless Charger Bundle in Navy by Jiang Anson (Jiang J ᠌

An ancient history lesson. My entire family used to be completely committed to Samsung products; at one point in time, we all had (X100 and one A800). After dealing with the A800 and one X100 under warranty, I found out that both were denied (A800 cracked the processor "you pressed the buttons hard", my mother used it, she has a lot of strength, which can distribute the processor through the button). After a long hiatus, I gave Samsung another shot because I'd heard nothing but acclaim for their shell and ecosystem in all that time (naive .) Before switching to Samsung, I used an older model from a well-known Chinese manufacturer (my phones from that time were 7 years old), then an iPhone, and finally a device from Samsung. Initial impressions are favorable: a high-quality display (even if the radioactive palette isn't to my taste, perhaps it will be to yours). What I saw on the television was a factory film, and it horrified me. The film is superior on the Chinese models, whereas the Samsung models have rough edges that cause you to irritably brush your finger across the screen as you swipe. Finally gave in and removed it. The screen on this "under-flagship" is protected by gorilla glass 3, which is, to put it frankly, not very effective. The camera is what sold me on this product; it allows you to capture such high-quality shots with only slightly bent arms that a dedicated digital single-lens reflex camera is no longer necessary. And that's the icing on the cake, literally. Error in writing, water in the plug after only a month of use. I use cell phones with extreme caution, having previously noted potential entry points for water; I literally do not think at all when doing so. Condensation and temperature variations are natural in our area, but I didn't bother to plug in my phone after walking down the street. So that I wouldn't have to resort to amateur performances, I rushed to the SC, only to find that the Samsung has undergone no changes. Your waterproof phone is now useless because you managed to short the connector, which is located on the phone's exterior. What the. we can fix it for 3500. I gave Samsung's second-best flagman a shot in this arena. For the most part, I overcame my initial resistance to the phone's many drawbacks; at one point, I was even considering having blood relatives surgically transferred. It seems odd to spend $45,000 on a phone without a warranty.