Review on Smartphone Samsung Galaxy Note 20 4G 8/256 GB, Dual nano SIM, graphite by Kiril Nakov ᠌

As soon as it was released, I got the device for my wife. I was thrilled for the first week, but then I started to hear more and more frequently every day that I didn't like the phone, it's horrible, and it's not. I consequently buy her an iPhone 12 Pro and take a Note 20 for myself before the most intriguing part starts. I'll start by stating that I don't favor any one model. I myself use the Xiaomi Mi Note 10 and iPhone XR, which I've had for about two years. Back to note 20, though. The camera there is undoubtedly not a bad one, but in order to get a good shot you have to dance with a tambourine (sometimes you have to snap a picture of something quickly because it will be gone in a second). Here pictures are frequently blurry and have very soapy edges (especially during exposure). Another issue is the battery. Overnight, the gadget in standby mode loses 10% of its charge, independent of the network. Additionally, if you activate airplane mode, the gadget loses 25% of its battery over night. The processor is the key factor. This issue is still present as of note 3. The fingerprint scanner on the screen has never operated correctly the first time, and facial recognition likewise requires practice. I can see the outcome: I will rank the Note 20 third among the devices I own. The battery won't last me a day with all of my tasks. However, the iPhone lasts until beyond midnight with a 20% battery. Nearly enough Xiaomi to last two days. My typical day is 2-3 hours of navigation, an hour or so of phone time, 3–4 hours of Internet work, and no gaming. And with this money, I wouldn't purchase a similar item for myself. I tested it, therefore I'm not delighted. We are just referring to PCT smartphones. When the item was purchased, it cost 80, and at the time of the recall, it was available for purchase for 55 (a phone that lost 25 in value in three months, and this is the flagship). This is solely my subjective opinion. Utilization history of three months.