Review on Smartphone Samsung Galaxy A8 4/32 GB RU, Dual nano SIM, black by Adam Sterlinski ᠌

Model rather disappointed. On the other hand, I also don’t want to go back to the iPhone, because the android chips decide. The file system is fire, that's it for work. With an iPhone, you feel helpless. I want to try Note 9, because I tried the multi-window and I want a stylus. Pros: Fast charging . In less than half an hour, you manage to charge your smartphone to the state of "you can get to work. " The moisture protection works. The phone helpfully notifies you when the ports are wet, a nice touch. Amazing glove function. Repeatedly tested, gloves must be leather. Just great. In general, very cool work at a temperature of minus 30. The battery almost does not discharge, no glitches were noticed. Good screen. With the bottom row of ons hidden, it looks very technologically advanced (although not always convenient). I recommend that you still use the screen in the Basic mode. Culture shock at first, then you get used to it. Face unlock in general is pleasant, but not always convenient. It works quickly, so okay, let's write it down as a plus. The sound of the speaker is pleasant, the b is guessed. The location of the speaker is often praised, but in a horizontal position, I successfully block this same speaker with my index finger. Debatable. In the headphones, too, everything is not bad, even, but you need to work with the equalizer, otherwise it may seem that the sound is insipid. After adjusting the equalizer, the sound is better than on the iPhone. Notification indicator fire! Cons: Terrible camera. Who cares, but most of my pictures are blurry, of terrible quality. The iPhone didn't allow itself to do that. Thick, tactile body. Compared to the same S8 / S9, it's just heaven and earth. No elegance. The back panel gets dirty and scratched catastrophically, so the lid is a must-have. Always-On Display eats energy like crazy. Although it is stated that the sAMOLED display almost does not spend a charge . Complete . Normal autonomy is achieved only when this function is disabled. The fingerprint sensor after the iPhone is a nightmare in reality. A bunch of unsuccessful recognitions, in the cold the sensor was completely bent. After an unpleasant incident in the store, when the sensor refused to receive information, he swore off using this function. The interface is slow. Immediately after switching on, the animation rendering speed is much faster, then everything disappears somewhere. The keyboard is worse than on the iPhone. I tried Gboard - it's generally some kind of nightmare. I'm getting used to Samsung's, I often use voice input.