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Revainrating 3 out of 5

Mediocre product, probably won't use.

To tell you the truth, up until I got the note 9, I hadn't used a Samsung product in a very long time since I thought their products were too mainstream. Note left a favorable impression on me, and despite the fact that I was aware that I would miss the stylus, I found that experimenting with new smarts was quite exciting. Regrettably, in light of Note 9, I came away underwhelmed. If every aspect of Note had been carefully considered, then only a few minor bugs would remain, such as those that…

Pros
  • Compare this to the Galaxy Note 9, which I've been using for the past half a year. I won't write about topics that are obvious from the description already, so don't bother asking. To be more specific: a wide-angle camera that, despite lacking auto-voice, captures exceptionally good detail. - The camera application has been improved: it now clearly distinguishes between the foreground and the backdrop (even for the front camera), and it has produced intriguing options with blur. Personally, I think it has a great design and even a slot for the camera.
Cons
  • I will say it again; I will compare it to the Galaxy Note 9, which is the most recent model. Some functions became unstable, including the following: - the search for applications is noticeably slower (despite the fact that there are fewer of them); - many bluetooth devices that worked well with the note 9 either stopped working (Picooc scales, drop kitchen scales), or regularly fail (chipolo key fob); - the battery life of the note 9 is noticeably shorter. Aside from that: - there were no unintentional touches at all in note 9; nonetheless, there are a lot of them, and you can type "y," "f," etc. with one hand. it's generally unrealistic, other keys work, such "e," and I'm normally silent about the program, but this causes some of them to need to be restarted; - the Bixby camera has stopped being at least partially useful: In places where the Note 9 can read a QR code, the S10+ is unable to do so; on the other hand, using a fingerprint scanner may not always be available in some applications (after all, for this a window should appear with a designated area where to attach a finger, but, for example, the Tinkoff application shows it every other time).

Revainrating 4 out of 5

Not a bad product, quite normal quality.

I've been using SONY cellphones solely for over a decade now, and the amount of buttons on the body has been reduced to an absolute minimum, with certain buttons even being covered (thanks to the developers - they do everything for the ease of consumers). I really wished I hadn't made my first smartphone purchase a SAMSUNG (Samsung 10s Plus, $69,900). Also, this issue has received sufficient online criticism (including on other SAMSUNG devices). Even after becoming familiar with the bixby…

Pros
  • Had a positive reaction to everything but one thing.
Cons
  • It's the Bixby BUTTON! I found the SAMSUNG smartphone's bixby features to be incredibly obtrusive, so as soon as I began using it, I disabled them entirely. After a month of using the SAMSUNG Galaxy S10+ smartphone, I have already accidentally touched the button hundreds of times due to the uncomfortable location on the cover and the fact that it was designed to call bixby. That's why we have cellphones with touch displays, so we can exert as much influence as possible via the screen's sensor. A separate button completely dissuaded the desire to use this assistant (+ why else is there a function of transferring other actions of the smartphone, if not calling bixby, to an extra, separate, absolutely unnecessary button!) I later became familiar with the useful bixby functions (working with photos, texts, etc.).

Revainrating 3 out of 5

It's not a bad product, but I expect more.

A Samsung qled was also purchased at the same time as the gadget. Last week, Samsung suddenly stopped the TV with the message "the item was released for another market, this TV does not have complete functioning in this location." The corporation is apparently having trouble with the gray market in this way. As with the phone, my device is gray, and I intend to merge them as soon as possible before the manufacturer blocks it.

Pros
  • awesome display
Cons
  • unfriendly interface that freezes up occasionally despite the device's speed.

Revainrating 2 out of 5

Think twice before buying this product.

One of the worst phones that has been in use for two years is the 7 Plus, and its front and back cameras are both soapy in any light. Exynos processor—are you kidding me? The Kirin, the poorest processor, will use far less energy and produce much more. I've only recently started playing games, what do I get? Well, a CPU that throttles and consumption of 25% per hour are amazing! The cost at launch and the curved screen are the primary drawbacks.

Pros
  • They simply don't exist, other from the way cameras are made.
Cons
  • Performance of the battery cameras Curved screen

Revainrating 3 out of 5

Average quality, not an outstanding product.

I have to admit that I had not used a Samsung product in a very long time since I thought they were too mainstream. Though I knew I would miss my stylus, I found it refreshing to experiment with Note's other smarts. Regrettably, when compared to Note 9, I felt let down. Even though every aspect of Note was carefully considered, you may still encounter some nagging issues here and there, such a delay while switching between cameras while in manual mode.

Pros
  • I use a Galaxy Note 9 for six months, and it's nothing to compare to. I won't waste your time with details that are obvious from the description. For an objective look at things: - the wide-angle camera has excellent detail despite its lack of auto-voice. - enhanced camera app that does a better job of delineating foreground and background (even in the front camera), and has some fun new blurred mode options Objectively - stylish look, with a camera hole if you need one -.
Cons
  • Again, I stress that the Galaxy Note 9 serves as a comparison. Many previously compatible bluetooth devices ceased functioning (Picooc scales, drop kitchen scales), or began to fail frequently (chipolo key fob), and the search for applications is substantially slower (despite there being less of them). Additionally: - there were no unintentional touches in note 9, there are a great deal of them, using only one hand to type the letters "y," "f," etc. it's not realistic, other keys do work (like "e"), I don't complain much about the program, and this causes some of them to crash and restart; - the bixby camera is no longer useful in any significant way. In cases where the Note 9 can read a qr-code, the S10+ cannot, and vice versa (after all, for this a window should appear with a designated area where to attach a finger, but, for example, the Tinkoff application shows it every other time).

Revainrating 4 out of 5

Not a bad purchase, worth the money.

The photo, on the other hand, has an extremely vivid and phony color palette, but the video was shot in true colors. The false positives caused by fingertips resting on the edges of the curved screen and the inability to switch off the Bixby button are the most frustrating aspects of the device. It is situated in such a way that, despite my best efforts to avoid pressing it, I find myself doing so several times every day. When I do so, a notification appears beneath the tune stating that this…

Pros
  • Video stabilization, the filming of very high-quality 4k video, and still photography. Help with technical issues. The music was played very loudly and was of a high quality. The speakers were very cool. The screen's clarity as well as its hues. A powerful flashlight is helpful when shooting at night.
Cons
  • It's bad that the screen has curved edges. Frequent false positives! Even in the most costly case, the screen will crack around the edges if it is dropped. Battery! I get a full day's use out of it despite the fact that only one minute of using the integrated screen consumes one percent of the battery life. Internet connection and reception were both poor. The xiaomi and older Philips models are both beyond the capabilities of the Samsung S10+. Because the menu is so difficult to understand, you are need to continuously contact technical assistance. They are also prone to experiencing moments of confusion. At all times, ates! They write that the ates will make the work better, but in reality the device functions slightly less effectively. Because the wide-angle camera produces images that are distorted, I just occasionally utilize it. In most cases, you won't need it and can get by without it. In the year 2022, the Bixby button is obsolete. Trying to read a fingerprint that was left on the screen. Only one time in five is successful. Reading people's faces It is vital to wash the camera on a consistent basis because it does not function properly in low light. Microphone. When the sounds in a video are not very strong, the sound is written in with pickups, which are extra noise.

Revainrating 3 out of 5

Not a bad product, but you can find better.

For the sake of experimentation and since I required mirrorlink, I decided to upgrade to an Honor 7X in its stead. There are just too many ways in which the phone fails to live up to its asking price. You can use a mirrorlink, but there is no regular navigator; Google Maps is included, but it isn't shown on the car's screen. Furthermore, the idea of incorporating a fingerprint sensor within the screen is a complete design blunder because it ceases to work entirely once the protective glass has…

Pros
  • New fangled contactless technology
Cons
  • While the fingerprint sensor is reliable 90% of the time, it is not registered at all when used on glass. ) (very) slippery Thirdly, the price is excessive; no more than $20,000 is reasonable for a product with such flaws.

Revainrating 5 out of 5

The best thing for the money, Im glad I chose this option.

Two days isn't much time to assess something, but clearly the "wow" factor was effective. The amount of storage available is sufficient for using both RAM and ROM. The hardware and software of the device are both very high quality. And the price is... well, that's a whole other can of worms. After using it for 1.5 months, I can say that the item is satisfactory overall, although I have found that laptop 9 is more dependable.

Pros
  • Display, body color, camera embedded in display, stock wallpaper, and in-screen scanner. After using it for 1.5 months, I can say that I really enjoy the software (Bixby scripts) and that the ability to charge other devices from it (such as headphones and watches) is fantastic.
Cons
  • The fact that the combined eye and face scanner was taken out of service is likely the reason. After 1.5 months, I'm debating whether or not to remove the particle that somehow made its way under the factory film. My Present Galaxy Buds' sound quality has recently begun to degrade while playing music, and the company has confirmed that I must reconnect them.

Revainrating 3 out of 5

Im not particularly happy, but basically everything is fine.

contrast with the c6. The video is more fluid, yet it plays quite quickly on the television. does not recognize an external sound card when it is inserted into USB. Apparently OTG does not work. On the screen, the scanner looks fantastic, but interacting with it is tedious and exhausting. Because of Fotik's peculiar methodology, the mistake in number recognition was not corrected once the card was scanned by him. C6 finishes the job in a flash. There are no photo modes that are even remotely…

Pros
  • Both the screen and the stage
Cons
  • "codecs," when transmitted to a television set, appear like solid flies on the camera.

Revainrating 4 out of 5

I³'m satisfied with the product, it³'s well made and the price is also satisfying.

A solid four stars for the phone's performance! In addition to the odd behavior of the proximity and light sensors, there are no more lags, and everything is operating normally. The overall look is excellent (I go with black ceramics), and I really enjoyed the OneUI shell. I use it without a case or glass, and the materials of the case are resistant to scratches; after one year of use (neat), the scratches have nearly completely disappeared. While I don't play games on my phone, I have…

Pros
  • Everything that is written is obviously subject to personal interpretation. It came down to a choice between the S10 Plus, the S20 FE, and the p30 pro. The following are some of the reasons why I opted to use this particular device: 1. Complete set. 2. Design. The protruding camera block, which is likewise situated on the side, is an element of the design that I personally prefer less than this one. 3. An audio output of 3.5 millimeters and a heart rate monitor. 4. A pleasant OneUI interface, a large number of configurable options and features. Future ate to Android 12.
Cons
  • Negative aspects include a light sensor and a proximity sensor. During a call, there are intermittent problems with the screen going on and off, particularly when the lighting is dim. 2. A multitude of pre-installed applications that cannot be removed.

Revainrating 5 out of 5

A great option for this money, I definitely recommend it!

Content, as any Galaxy should be. The finest smartphone available at the time of its release. Even though friezes are now relatively rare, they nevertheless exist. A major issue arises when trying to make apps work optimally on Android. I trust him implicitly; when we go for a swim together in the morning, we can be out in the water together for hours without any issues. Also, many thanks to Samsung for preinstalling an unremovable coating on the display.

Pros
  • Features such as a large display, long-lasting battery, sturdy construction, and a speedy CPU are essential.
Cons
  • delicate friezes

Revainrating 5 out of 5

Perfect product for any user!

Even if it takes a few days to make a statement, the wow impact was effective. Both RAM and ROM can fit in the available memory. In terms of software and look, the device is generally excellent and reliable. And the price—well, that's a another matter. 1.5 months later, the device is still functionally sound, however when compared to laptop 9, the latter one somehow appears more dependable.

Pros
  • body color, camera, in-screen scanner, and stock wallpaper. After 1.5 months, I still thought the reverse charging (for headphones and watches) and software (Bixby scripts) were top-notch.
Cons
  • Most likely the removal of the combined face and retinal scanner. A speck, I don't know how it happened, went under the factory film 1.5 months later, and I'm debating whether to peel it off or not. They formally responded that I needed to reconnect them when the Gift Galaxy Buds started to tinnit when listening music.

Revainrating 5 out of 5

I definitely recommend buying, I didn't notice any disadvantages.

In general, I did it for my wife because of these three considerations: 1- Preventing moisture buildup (there is a child in the house, the chance of flooding is high, in addition to the wife herself) Second, a camera, but just the "pro" settings. I want to leave good photos/videos of the child when they're little, but my wife refuses to take a digital camera around with her, so I'm looking for a replacement that won't break the bank. 3. Iron, materials, and performance as a whole, with…

Pros
  • Structures and Equipment The camera is currently losing money (for the time being.) and only has "pro" settings for taking photos and recording video. Taking into account the current hardware setup, the screen can function independently. Avoiding the effects of moisture In most cases, the included headphones will satisfy your listening needs.
Cons
  • Regarding the camera's lack of 4k stabilization, 2.5 firmware is expected to be published soon, despite the current 2.1 version. Nearly entirely subscription-based service. patterns, backgrounds, and the like (there are really few free options) A failure to log phone calls (dancing with a tambourine around the change of regions) The Matrix could crash and burn (although 2-3, judging by the reviews, lives unchanged if you do not turn it all the way)

Revainrating 5 out of 5

The best purchase in my life, I will definitely buy it again.

Since the very first model, I've been using Samsung's Galaxy S smartphones. S1, S3, S5, and S7 were all present. I was unable to move away from the most recent model for a considerable amount of time until I encountered a persistent deficit of memory for applications. The Samsung Galaxy S20 and the Samsung Galaxy S10 Plus were both worthy options, but ultimately, I went with the S20. In the end, I came to the conclusion that the more advanced camera that is included with the S20 does not merit…

Pros
  • Lovely, fast, convenient. The performance, storage capacity, and overall quality of the camera are all up to par with one another.
Cons
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Revainrating 2 out of 5

A little disappointed, a bad purchase.

The phone is NOT pricey enough. With the Snapdragon processor, things are probably a little bit different. in relation to the camera. If you place a premium on image quality, go with the iPhone XS max or Huawei Mate 20Pro. I compared all three, and their cameras are far superior in every situation. The absence of a wide-angle lens is the single feature the iPhone lacks.

Pros
  • High-quality display (I will add after using it for a month. on top, pink). It is clear that they performed a good job on the system's user-friendly interface.
Cons
  • Exynos processor: Lags can be seen even when using the Play Store. I spent a lot of time trying to figure out how to change the picture quality mode from "Low" to "Good" or "High quality," but it turns out that there is no such thing. The camera is very weak; there is no detailing in the pictures. A 70k smartphone shouldn't be so awful at capturing images. Rapid charging at 25 watts is ineffective.

Revainrating 5 out of 5

The quality is top notch, be sure to try it.

It unlocks my face in any position, there is ip68, a memory card, Jack 3.5, stereo, and the front camera is not annoying like ugly bangs. The main cameras are in the center and do not stick out like they do on the Chinese SAMSUNG Phones.

Pros
  • Screen, sound, a good camera, and other pieces of equipment
Cons
  • Price

Revainrating 4 out of 5

I like everything, the quality is good and the price is reasonable.

The only product on the market that costs up to 45k, has a camera that is about average, a large screen that is about as good as it gets, wireless charging, the capacity to support two SIM cards, and the option to add a USB flash drive, and it has all of these features. Unfortunately, all (with very rare exceptions) Huawei and Honor have screens that you won't be able to look at without crying, and the iPhone is a world without a second SIM card and flash drive. I chose a lot and for a long…

Pros
  • Huge handy screen Excellent performance for the typical shell Loud noise Chargers that are wireless Support for large capacities of flash drives Excellent and dependable performance across the board for all kinds of communication Two sims Moisture protection Jack for headphones Continuity of business as usual for Google services
Cons
  • There is just one slot that may be used for both the SIM card and the memory card combined. The fact that the curved screen is so easily broken is one of the things that irritates me the most about it. The Exynos variant runs at a high temperature. There is virtually little protection against scratches on the camera eye. Watercolor, sudsy, and bright Samsung camera with a classic look It is true that a SIM card and a flash drive cannot be used to make a sandwich (at least, this is the case for everyone today).

Revainrating 3 out of 5

The item is average, not sure if it's worth the money.

The fingerprint sensor will appear in sunshine, but you don't include it in the text. Buyers should be mindful of this aspect, though! And now that you've seen this flawless screen, you're sorry you were even somewhat duped. If I had known about this "feature" before buying a ten, I might not have done so (marriage). several advantages There is a lot of space inside. flawless execution. possesses a long battery life. The wide angle is extremely impressive on the best camera in the world…

Revainrating 5 out of 5

Everything in the product suited me, the price is generally perfect.

In overall, I am extremely pleased with the phone, and as a result, I do not intend to get a replacement for at least two years. Strongly advise going ahead and making the purchase, especially considering the attractive price reduction deals currently being offered at the salons. Pros: An outstanding screen, where Samsung stands head and shoulders above the competition with brilliant colors and clearness. Excellent work on improving the length of time the battery will last. Prior to that, there

Revainrating 5 out of 5

Fits the description completely, very satisfying.

After trying the P40 Pro, Realme X3 Superzoom, and Oneplus Nord, I made the decision to try the Galaxy S10+. Twin front cameras never leave me alone.) Pros : Beautiful Amoled 2K+ display, with settings that let you adjust the resolution up to HD + 2 - high-quality components, superb construction, distinctive design 3 - The front camera and the primary camera both record video at a frame rate of 4K 60 FPS. Excellent stereo sound is a 4. 5 - IP68 moisture protection The sixth is reverse charging…

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