Pros
- I will try to tell in detail in all respects, as fully as possible, what I liked and what I didn’t. So on the plus side. Build quality. The S series has always been of good quality, and this is no exception in the s20 ultra, the assembly is excellent, the materials are premium. It's nice to hold in your hand. Screen. Samsung has always been a leader in the production of screens, and so it remains, the screen is excellent, viewing angles . 60, 120 hertz, resolution choice, huge brightness enough for comfortable use of the device in bright air . Battery. A compromise question, on the one hand, everything is fine in terms of numbers, on the other hand, powerful hardware and a large screen consume the battery very, very much, it all depends on the use case. When using the device as a cell phone, it will easily last you for 2-3 days, I play a heavy online game on ultra graphics, the phone will sit down in six hours. Cameras. There will be both good and bad. On the one hand, the photos are good. And shirik and the main camera, and x5 zoom. In general, you need to write a separate review about cameras, but so far I like everything, night shooting is good, especially with a tripod, the pro mode is excellent, there are many settings. There is a pro video shooting mode, up to 8k. In general, on any user experience. You know how to use the pro mode, well done, there will be great pictures, no, no, the car is also quite capable of everything. Shell. For me, + I got used to Samsung utilities. Fo functional and nothing to say. The device is flagship, so contactless payment, stereo sound, reverse charging and more are available here. The fingerprint sensor under the screen works fine, there is face unlocking.
Cons
- Probably the biggest drawback of the phone is its price. With all the discounts and promotions at the time of writing the review, you can buy the PCT version in the 2022 for 74,000. It is expensive. Further, at least I have no complaints about the build quality, but what is hanging inside the device? Samsung's answer is lenses. It is not entirely clear why this is so. The body of the device itself is quite easily soiled. When charging the device through the native "very fast charging" and using the phone at the same time, the device may overheat and stop charging. Cameras. The biggest plus, and disappointment from the phone. Here you need to understand that up to x30 zoom, photographs can be of some kind of artistic value. (See the photo of the communication tower, all 3 photos from one point) but at x100 it's just a tool, a kind of electronic binoculars, keep that in mind. The device is large, really big, it doesn’t cause problems for me, but in my wife’s hand it looks more like a small tablet. The sub-screen scanner is not as convenient and nimble as its counterparts. But all these shortcomings are not so great, moreover, there are people who will say that these are nit-picking, but we write as fully as possible.
