Review on Samsung Galaxy S20 8/128 GB Smartphone, Dual: nano SIM eSIM, grey by Dagmara Wiktoria Woj ᠌

1. Display. Top-notch quality and calibration. Up until you view the photos on your monitor, everything gets brighter, more vivid, and more pleasant in the mode with saturated hues, which is for egoists. awesome 120Hz. Many people said in reviews and on the forum that they were consuming a battery but that they had barely noticed and that it wasn't a big deal. Another bonus is that there are no borders. This phone is frequently compared to the iPhone 11, however when I held them side by side in my hands, the Apple appeared sloppy, out of date, and bulky and heavy with huge frames. 2. Mechanics. The phone fits comfortably in the hand and is small and slender. The first time you hold the phone in your hands, you may be unsure if it even contains a filling. He must have become accustomed to heavier phones because the difference in size and weight of this one was immediately noticeable. 3. I discovered that the phone is water resistant. Obviously, I won't check this, but I'll consider it a plus. 4. The phone's speed. I have an Exynos phone, and when I bought it, I was really discouraged by the presence of this processor. They write a lot—mostly negative—about him online, particularly in regards to brakes and overheating. Perhaps in the future, I'll add to this evaluation, but for the time being, the phone functions as smoothly, intelligently, and coolly as possible. I mean that the entire operation of the device is "not heated" by this. I won't deny that when shooting in 4K with stabilization, the area around the cameras heats up; if your finger is close by, it may even be somewhat burned. However, I believe that this is mostly due to the size of the phone, though I could be mistaken. Five. Cameras. Once more, to what do you relate it? If you use the same iPhone, it might be better in certain aspects, but software algorithms typically make decisions. The visual quality is also above my expectations, though I would state that there are some bitrate issues and that there are some areas where little details are lost. I'm hoping they'll make some sort of improvement, if not a drastic one, in the future. 6. With the Traid-in promotion, I purchased a phone that was little more expensive than $40,000. I've never regretted accepting it for the money. However, anything over 70k is considered a suspect gadget. 7. Quick recharging