Review on Smartphone LG G6 64GB by Wiktor Witold Skow ᠌

A month is what I use. The cameras are incredible, and the end results of practically every shooting mode provide outstanding images. Square mode is something that none of my other friends have ever encountered, and I have never seen such a mode before. It strikes me as the kind of thing that would work really well on Instagram. Well, it's just convenient when you notice that you want to shoot a ready-made shot and all of this on one screen. You can also merge two photos into one, and I found that constructing collages of four photos was quite enjoyable. The menu is quite user-friendly, and before that there was also an android; nonetheless, it is getting smarter in some of the more basic things it does. By dragging your fingertips across the screen, for instance, you can make the font size larger in a notepad or in an SMS message. You also have the option of switching between the cameras. When viewing a photo in the gallery, the control buttons (such as delete and transmit) are located at the bottom of the screen, not at the top. Although these may seem like insignificant details, they actually make it much easier to use the phone. You can move from using a standard camera to using a camera that has a wider viewing angle in the same amount of time. Again, when I am shooting a collage consisting of four photographs, I frequently use this effect. The design is rather lovely, and although it is composed of glass and metal in the conventional way, it has a very fashionable appearance.