Review on Renewed Samsung Galaxy S20 5G, 128GB in Cloud Pink for GSM carriers by Anastazja Kubicka ᠌

As a whole, the exinos version works fairly well, and there is no doubt that it is well worth the asking price of 55k in the technopark. Snapshots from the camera installed in the floor Pros: Since making the switch from a Galaxy S7, I can state that the camera's three lenses are largely superfluous, though they do have their uses. As for the body, a cover is obligatory because it is a relic of Samsung's past. No issues were noted with the performance; it's merely a quick smartphone. Speaker volume is high, and the quality of the sound is good. To this day, the vibro alarm clock is the sole electronic device I have not disabled. The headphones produce a standard phone sound, the aptx hd codec actually functions, and a pair may be plugged in at once. Ill effects: While using an HD+ display at 60 Hz, the battery doesn't last very long; you can get through a day on it, but by the end of the day, it's down to 20%, so you might want to bring a power bank along. To me, the lack of an auxiliary input is not a deal breaker, but the option to connect a third speaker is appealing. There is no Bixby alarm clock (with the EU version, it provides morning updates on the weather, news, and more). Not quite enough) It's the plague of all galaxies since version 5 and the power button falls out of the box. I decided to give up and just wait for the next installment. Purchasing cases is difficult since nobody in authority knows what color anything is. A type c to type c cable is bundled with the phone, suggesting that Samsung believes its target market consists solely of trendy young people who upgrade their electronics every year. A new wire was a necessity that I had to satisfy. Because the scratch-prone film provided in the kit will be replaced with glass.