Review on Samsung Galaxy S9 G965F (International Version) by Cakra Buana ᠌

The price, of course, at first did not allow for the acquisition of this gadget, and it subsequently generated questions about the purchase, despite the fact that I took it not from the official but from the gsm 10 internet store for 47 thousand dollars. Various advantages: It should be brought to your immediate attention that I purchased a smartphone on Snapdeal for use in Hong Kong. I still don't know whether or not it was just my luck, or whether or not it was the processor and the firmware: I frequently come across people who are outraged about the battery life of their smartphone, claiming that it barely lasts for 4-5 hours of continuous use. Even though Bluetooth and mobile data were both turned on, as well as the browser, Facebook, Instagram, YouTube, and other apps, my phone's battery only depleted by 50% in the space of six hours. There are both positives and negatives associated with the screen. The fact that it is transparent, brilliant, and aesthetically beautiful are all pluses associated with it. The camera is satisfactory, but I was taken aback and disappointed to discover that it does not support image stabilization in 4K at 60 frames per second. This feature would be extremely helpful to me. I can't believe how fast the smartphone is. Speaking of mundane activities and challenging games. When it comes to gaming, the long, curved, and bright display contributes to a better overall experience. Wonderful tones can be heard. A volumetric sound that is not rattling but also is not booming. Due to the fact that the sound is so loud, at first it was difficult to determine whether or not it originated from the phone itself rather than from somewhere else in the room. The phone itself has a very impressive appearance, but since the protection of the device is of the utmost importance, I strongly recommend purchasing at least a silicone case for it. This way, the device's brilliance and beauty will not be compromised in any way. Some cons: The screen has a bluish tint, which I was unable to erase even after fiddling with the RGB sliders; the screen's lauded saturation and juiciness may not play into your hands when it comes to processing images with their subsequent uploading: not on Samsung, the image will seem completely different. The "sRGB" function that can be found in the developer settings appears to be merely cosmetic because the on/off slider does not function, and this is not just the case for me.