Review on 💎 Samsung Galaxy S10 smartphone (SM-G975F) 8GB/128GB, mother of pearl by Vassil Illiev ᠌

1. Camera, for its cumbersomeness in usage. Previously, I would utilize the volume rocker on the right side of the gun as a shooting aid. You'll find it over there on the left, and the camera is positioned so that when you press the rocker, your finger will almost surely be captured in the shot. As a result, you can only fire with your left hand or the on-screen button, neither of which are ideal. There's also a Bixby button, by the way. You have to move the phone a little in your hand to reach the off button. The maker supposedly warns against using it. It isn't required frequently, but it is required anyway. The fingerprint scanner was presumably thrown in this room and left to occupy space; as for its use, we'll have to investigate that further. Then close your eyes tighter and squeeze harder. And even if it did land, there would be a silly animation that would last for another 1.5 seconds. And I'm not even going to bring up the photo-unlocking facial scanner. When the screen is turned off, there is no visible sign that you have new messages. Constant exposure does not negate the value of informational value. However, you must check specifically for new messages or missed calls. The last phone had a little light that could be seen from a distance. Fifthly, we do not record telephone conversations. We were absent as a group. It doesn't operate properly, either doesn't write the interlocutor or can't figure out his number, even after installation of a third-party software. The dialer on many phones already includes this feature, and the logged conversations can be listened to at any time. However, Samsung is not like the rest) And this is crucial to me since. At work, one receives a great deal of data with a technical nature. The phone call is awkward, too. Although the primary SIM card is labeled as No. 1, selecting it again when clicking a contact requires a second selection. It does not record the subscriber's number of missed beeps or the location of the incoming call, and it does not update the call log with new contacts but instead stores them in the address book. Many seemingly insignificant things exist. The screen isn't terrible, but it gives out a bluish tint the second you switch it on.