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Revainrating 5 out of 5

The right product for me, there were no problems.

It's been a year since I first picked up the phone. The phone would benefit from a clear silicone bumper, in my opinion. Its aesthetic is not concealed, and the dimensions are just slightly expanded. The gadget is adequate. I haven't considered using anything else. Sure, the Samsung Note has a pen, so I have a peek at it now and then, but other than that, I wouldn't recommend one over the other. As a result, my suggestion is.

Pros
  • Quick and potent. Web pages and written texts alike benefit from being seen on a large screen. A metal rib with attractive corrosion-resistant paint. I haven't lost my temper in a year. We typically use biometrics. Rapid recognition is possible through the eyes. On occasion, it may request that you adjust the distance between the phone and the device; however, this is usually optional. The placement of the fingerprint reader is really practical, in my opinion. Using a single hand, you may pick up the phone and unlock it with a fingertip to the sensor.
Cons
  • The retinal sensor is too small for my liking. That you may recognize the retina even if your eyes aren't on the phone. In addition, I wish the fingerprint reader was quicker and more precise. Of course, the speed is better on iPhones. It turns out that the screen glass is not as scratch-proof as was claimed. The keys in his pocket scratched the window very badly. The glass did not shatter when it was dropped, but it is now scratched and has little holes.

Revainrating 1 out of 5

My money is wasted, the product is terrible.

I purchased it, and a month after that, it began to turn off randomly. I took it to the service center in Muryzhali for two months. As a consequence of this, I was required to take it to a different service center, where they made the necessary adjustments; nevertheless, the guarantee for the initial repair center was not extended. They are unable to communicate in any way that is understandable while calling Samsung. I don't know how many times Samsung has screwed me up like this =( Oh man, I…

Pros
  • Positive press coverage
Cons
  • Equipment quality is low. Service centers are of the worst possible quality. Words are all that customer assistance is.

Revainrating 5 out of 5

The quality is at the highest level, be sure to try it.

It's all I could want in a smartphone and more. All of Android's enticing features, along with top-notch performance that allows you to run any program or game at lightning speed. The absence of a dual camera is the sole significant drawback. Even though this is the most advanced smartphone available in 2022, it still holds the title of best smartphone in 2022. In addition, I do not believe that, given its content, it will become morally irrelevant any time in the near future. If you are…

Pros
  • Curved frameless Screen size of 6.2 inches, Super Amoled; Stunning camera, both for the front and the back; IP68 waterproof rating; The availability of NFC technology; Performance; Extremely nimble, with a scanner for both fingerprints and retinas; Charging pad without wires; Huge quantity of RAM already installed; Compatibility with two different SIM cards; camera that has image stabilization capabilities; The existence of a micro jack in the device.
Cons
  • No dual camera.

Revainrating 5 out of 5

I am amazed at how well the product is made, just magically!

This is an entirely new standard in smartphone design; I was just admiring my S6 and now it seems ancient in comparison. That is highly suggested by me. Obviously, the cost is high, but that's to be expected given the current situation. And $1,000 has traditionally been the price tag for a flagship. We merely adjust how we think about it; instead of 30,000, there are now 60,000, and we can choose to accept this reality or not. Because to the fact that replacing the screen costs half as much as…

Pros
  • The Samsung trade-in program allowed me to upgrade from my nearly two-year-old S6 with 64 GB of storage space. Since Samsung immediately halted the initiative after its announcement, the choice had to be taken rapidly. My six-hour battery life was cut short just before dinner, and that was with synchronization disabled and maximum power conservation measures taken. An idea to throw in the towel on s7 was blown away by board-32's massive memory capacity. As I always re-glue the glasses and re-cover the S6 right away, it was in pristine condition and they gladly accepted it. I decided to take s8 + as a consequence. Honestly, I'm at a loss for words; this is a major development. I am overjoyed! The phone was successful in terms of the ratio of characteristics, in addition to the futuristic design that fascinates. This is my third Samsung phone, and the first time I haven't worried about it dying before bedtime. Plus, all the bells and whistles (including GPS, Bluetooth, and automatic updates) are built right in. Seriously, I did not expect that. After 24 hours of testing, just 20%-35% of the initial charge remains. This is a major step forward for such a large screen and processing power. The plus version, as far as I can tell, has an extra 500 amperes compared to the standard eight, which only lasts till the evening. The breadth is even somewhat smaller than the six, making it ideal for stowing away in a back pocket of your favorite pair of jeans; it protrudes from the pocket by only a centimeter or so. To those who may still be using a Samsung vehicle charger from the six, you will be happy to know that it is compatible with the eight as well. There are zero lags in the fingerprint reader's processing time. No such thing as taking photos in the darkness existed on the six! A memory card and resistance to water and dust are welcome extras. The following day, I pulled out my Spigen Cristal case and stuck a silicone sheet on it. You shouldn't attach the glass to the rounded corners since it will break off. There are no drawbacks to the screen, which is fantastic. No stop signs have red lights. In other words, the brakes don't work.
Cons
  • There is an annoyance with the Bixby button that cannot be reassigned; there are apps, but they don't operate well. A lamp would be hung over her head. Everything else, like the fingerprint reader's location, is OK with me.

Revainrating 5 out of 5

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

It has been four months since I began using it. The wife has both the standard figure eight and the plus variant. Excellent tools, all of them. After you get to number seven, you can usually breathe easy. Despite what some may say, nothing is slow. Excellent camera. Assist from the manufacturer. Apple could make a dozen iPhones and they still wouldn't be as good as the S8, in my opinion. Except the fact that a camera was present. I would suggest getting a smartphone. Because the eight are…

Pros
  • This is a fantastic display. Android, lightning quick. It has a Samsung casing. Funding for 24 months. Appearance.
Cons
  • 404 Not Found.

Revainrating 5 out of 5

Feel free to buy, for such a price, the quality is simply amazing.

The phone is superb on its own. There have never been any delays or departures for me. I pondered about taking the Xiaomi Mi6 myself, but after seeing this awful square shell, I opted to take this one instead. Due to the fact that it resembles a square block, Note 8 did not like it. I also purchased an Alcantara cover for the phone and an official film because, for some reason, unofficial films are permanently adhered to the screen's floor with a tiny strip of glue. Since the official film is…

Pros
  • 1) Display. On it, watching videos is enjoyable. Thank God, I don't have pinkness; black appears black, and white appears white. At FHD+ resolution, it appears as WQHD+ if the Minimum Width in the Developer Option is set to 449. I initially believed the 6.2-inch model to be large, but it turned out that it was just fine; any larger and the gadget would already be unwieldy. I use it at 30% brightness with no issues and placed approximately 50% on the street because it is sufficiently light for the eyes. 2) Sound. The headphones provided sound fantastic. Life is wonderful now that I've installed Poweramp for myself and customized the equalizer. The only drawback is that my headphones—which I've never had a problem with—constantly fall out of my ears, requiring correction every 10 to 15 minutes. 3. A 3.5mm jack. Most phones lack a headphone jack entirely or only have one on the top. Since I have used this connector my entire life and cannot bear it when it is on top, this is not to my liking, and lugging an adaptor everywhere is crap. 4) I like the battery. Calls, texting, social networking, music, and news are the main uses of my phone. After the fifth iPhone, which "shut off" at 80% at a temperature of 0–5 degrees, this one appears to be a portable Powerbank by 23:00, with 40–50% of the charge still present. 5) Camera. After the fifth iPhone, it appears to be a pricey DSLR that will capture every hair on a beard once more. The images are crystal clear. 6) I really like the "Safe Folder" folder. Personal data storage used to require the download of third-party apps, but it is now natively available. 7) Although the speaker for making phone calls is small and placed above the screen, it turned out to be really loud and I can clearly hear everyone. 8) The phone connects normally, and I can use the Internet without a Wi-Fi connection even on the metro.
Cons
  • 1) A scanner for fingerprints. I, for one, rapidly acclimated to its location and can locate it. Its lack of accuracy is the issue. Sometimes you need to press three times. It is unclear whether this is a result of the scanner itself or its size. I don't utilize iris or facial recognition to unlock. 2) Just 2.8 GB of the 6 GB of RAM are usable. Where the remainder goes is beyond me. 3) Mail notifications are useless. Utilized the Gmail and Email built-in applications. As soon as I didn't try to solve it and search for a solution, neither of them showed notifications. 4) The sound of the incoming call is three times louder than the sound of other notifications, such as those from social networks. As a result, occasionally I don't hear notifications. The volume is at its highest setting. 5) It's annoying to use the Bixby button. That and the volume down button get mixed up a lot for me. As third-party programs to do so are sluggish, I'm waiting for an ate to turn it off. I already saw a feature that lets you do this on the Note 8. 6) When using Android'om, you must experiment a lot. With iOS, it's much simpler in this regard - you bought a phone, turned it on, and use it. Unnecessary programs can be turned off (so they don't drain the battery and don't interfere at all), all kinds of modes can be turned on, and you can somehow customize it for yourself.

Revainrating 2 out of 5

I do not recommend spending your money on this.

I couldn't resist the "brand," and I ended up purchasing this phone for 40,000. During the time when it was so expensive. Despite the fact that it wasn't that expensive! The camera is a complete and utter joke, especially the front-facing one! A catastrophe has occurred since the battery will not last for 8 hours. After almost a whole year of use, I am dissatisfied. A Samsung A5 2022, a Samsung 4, and other models came out before that one. This is the worst thing that could happen!

Pros
  • I did not notice!
Cons
  • Horrible camera! The battery life is far shorter than 8 hours!

Revainrating 3 out of 5

Overall it's good but I expect more, there are some downsides.

Strength is a another matter. I've seen enough drop testing to know that the S8 survives falls even better than the LG G6, according to those tests. This is now pure rubbish. My S8+ fell from a height of roughly 1.2 meters and crashed on the first landing into a wooden floor. There are cracks in the screen, and the corner has crumbled. You can use it, although it appears to be a miscommunication. He simply slid off the table as a result. The S8 + crashed right after the first fall in the trash,

Pros
  • Amazing screen dimensions and brightness. when viewing videos and photos, excellent color. Extremely tough and, unexpectedly, stable enough for a day. It doesn't slow down from the term at all in games (exynos) No comments here about design. He doesn't care that it is waterproof because he used showers in Thailand. Really good video and camera stabilization. The 4K resolution is suitable.
Cons
  • No matter how the settings are adjusted, there is no white color on this screen. Even with good hardware, the shell is not the fastest. Applications that require RAM are unloaded. Hatred is BIKSBY. It is impossible to entirely disable without root. He frequently unlocks the phone as well. absolute waste of space. On a Desktop, the camera's images are very embarrassing when I look at a nice IPS matrix. No better than on S6, S7, flat and gray. The camera was a letdown. Strength.

Revainrating 5 out of 5

Reliable purchase, guaranteed to be a good purchase.

The smartphone was a hit with me, personally. Throughout the month that I've had it, I haven't run into any major problems. And while it would be a shame to give it even 4 stars due to some small flaws, I gave it a full 5. Neither Apple nor Samsung can compete with how sleek and clear the display is. Many permutations and environments; I'm confident I can find a way to connect with any person. I'm overjoyed at this point. Highly suggest buying it.

Pros
  • - Create (Smartphone is definitely very beautiful) Display Video Camera (Especially shooting in motion is impressive) Long-lasting battery life; quick fingerprint reader; straightforward design. - Easily accessible charging port (minor, but it's nice to not have to remember which way to twist it) The availability of a jack for headphones (Still, you should not give up wired headphones yet, especially in which case it is much more expensive to urgently replace wireless ones) - You won't want to get go of it since it feels so good in your palm. There are no loud noises or frightening moments of losing control.
Cons
  • Identifiable fingerprints are stored (The problem was solved with the purchase of a sock case, every time I put the phone back and take it out, the traces are erased) - The fingerprint sensor is inconvenient at times, yet having it located on the back keeps the phone's aesthetic intact. This is not the finest speaker (For me, this is not important, but suddenly someone needs a good sound) It looks like the glass would shatter if dropped (the phone hasn't fallen yet, thankfully, but I'm worried it wouldn't make it). - Cost (at this rate, you can easily afford a laptop computer. Yet, this is now an issue for all leading products.

Revainrating 2 out of 5

Unsatisfactory, upset with this product.

It's been a whole year. At the very bottom of the screen, several of the pixels started to lose their color. It's been a whole year already. The pixels have been destroyed. Incredible suspension. The capacity of the battery is really low. A purchase made from Exynos. In the course of my entire life, I will never again purchase a S line. Before than that, there was the Note 3 running on Snapdragon. functioned more quickly than this phone despite after five years of constant use! Will I suggest…

Pros
  • In description
Cons
  • In description

Revainrating 5 out of 5

Just super, the product is made wonderfully, very satisfied.

Amazing phone. The body's rounded and sloping shape has grown to be exceedingly comfy. However, the sides of the S7 Plus uncomfortably slammed into the hand, making it uncomfortable to carry without a case. This was fixed in S8 +. The body's ergonomics are almost ideal. And if the back cover wasn't made of glass, a case wouldn't be necessary. superb uptime. The phone will undoubtedly last all day thanks to Samsung's standard power optimization, which also made battery use predictable. Watching…

Pros
  • screen, functionality, battery, and body type
Cons
  • The glass rear cover is used. The placement of the fingerprint scanner is inconvenient. The location of the Bixby button is odd.

Revainrating 5 out of 5

An ideal product for any type of consumer.

I switched to it after S6, and I'm happy I made the purchase. I first took it because of its outstanding display and beauty. The S8, meanwhile, feels heavier and more slippery to me. He initially felt uneasy, but the matter was resolved by purchasing a cover. better started to lie in the hand. The eight clearly outperforms the S6 in every other category. Of course, the screen, independence, sound, and performance come first. The camera is also very good; in low light, it produces superior…

Pros
  • Beautiful screen. To continue to describe it one hundred times is absurd. -Camera. -Beautiful Design: The phone has an upscale, stunning design. High-caliber performance is required. There is no need for more. 64 GB is more than enough RAM for me, and if it isn't, you can always purchase a flash drive! - Watertight
Cons
  • - Its rounded screen is both an asset and a liability: 1. Film and protective glass do not adhere to it normally. 2. It is considerably more brittle than typical ones. The screen's price is another drawback, in addition to its fragility: replacing it will cost you as much as buying a new phone! If you've previously hit screens, pause. This is the first phone for which I've ever purchased a case. Perhaps the beauty still makes it worthwhile? - It is not as convenient after S6. It is lighter and more comfortable in the hand. - Quite Marky

Revainrating 5 out of 5

A good quality product, I rate this purchase perfectly.

Notwithstanding the criticism, overall reactions have been positive. While using the fingerprint scanner, it might be really unpleasant (probably not even because of the position, but because of the small size). Indeed, a disguise is required. Unfortunately, the miracle did not occur, and this smartphone represented only a moderate advance toward a better tomorrow. Battery life, performance, and compactness are its key advantages over the nexus 6p. For the next six months, most apps should be…

Pros
  • The screen is both high-quality and sizable. The new vertical elongation (aspect ratio) is fantastic. Fast application launch time, rapid photo capture, and optical image stabilization are all highlights of the camera. Everything is great as far as "tourist photographs" are concerned; the tourists saw it, clicked the shutter, and moved on. High-quality images can be obtained by switching to the "pro" setting. When it comes to performance, I have no issues to report. This android is the quickest one I've ever seen. The ability to insert either two SIM cards or one SIM card and a memory card is a nice bonus. Even though it has a limited storage capacity, the battery has won over its users. The phone can be used continuously for 24 hours on the minimum settings. Style + usability + security = a solid, stylish monolith. When utilized properly, biometric authentication methods such as retinal scans and fingerprint readers are lightning fast. The mechanical button was eliminated, and the "return" and "app" controls were made movable. The vertically extended phone fits nicely in the palm of the hand, and the user's fingers can easily navigate the lower half of the display. Nevertheless, using a phone requires using both hands. The screen's edges didn't cause any accidental clicks for me. Let's give Samsung some credit for making a phone with a reasonable thickness, which helps ensure the phone's mechanical stability and accommodates a standard battery. There will be little volume, according to online comments. Actually, there is no need for concern. There is a lot of yelling from both the internal and external speakers. Soft - the phone's OS can be converted to a purer Android implementation if so desired. Half of the unnecessary extras that come pre-installed can be disabled or uninstalled. Including a micro-usb to USB-C adaptor in the package was a brilliant move on the manufacturer's part. AKG headphones located there too.
Cons
  • Display - Currently, most software does not accommodate the new aspect ratio. Games on FBontakte will be quickly ated, which is sad. When watching a video, there is still unused space on the screen. Corner rounding is completely unnecessary. Constantly lurching between extremes of brightness (high or low) is an annoyance caused by the automated setting. The phone's camera sensor is from last year, and it wasn't great even then. Noise is removed by severe image processing methods, blurring the image in the process. Seen in the interior shot in particular. The nexus 5x from the previous year had a superior camera, as it was able to preserve a greater number of tiny details in its photographs (but was slower). On top of that, HDR is not reliable; whenever I try to capture the sky in a photo, something overexposes. Everything works OK in terms of speed, however for some reason, 3 of the phone's 4 GB of RAM is always being used up by unnecessary junk. Thank goodness this has no bearing on the rate of travel. No two-day battery life for this phone, even if by some miracle it were to appear. Several issues with the design, the ergonomics, and the safety. This fingerprint reader is a total failure. When using it in a case, your finger will need to fit into the little hole near to the camera. Moreover, the "frameless" design's glass and metal components are easily broken without a protective housing. So, naturally, we over-dressed right away. In this particular instance, the frame sizes are already comparable to those of standard smartphones. The phone is awkward to pick up due to the rounded corners of the screen and the back panel (again, this is solved with a slip case). Audio - mono only, please (which was in the nexus 6p, for example). It's not crucial, but it's pleasant when the speakers are directed at the user. The amount of soft, unremovable garbage on the phone is significant, and some of it cannot be disabled. Together with an extraneous Bixby. Another thing that Samsung does consistently is make the system buttons small (I saw this with the s7 edge).

Revainrating 5 out of 5

Full compliance with the manufacturers assurances, high quality.

So, I replaced my third laptop. I have no regrets at all. a sizable screen, the borders of which are curved and the balance settings are used to reduce the pinkness. Without a stylus, I had anticipated feeling depressed, but it wasn't there. There are several intriguing features, such the ability to take out a section of the screen or remove the GIF animation entirely from the screen. The newest ate full-screen mode, which gives the impression that you are holding one screen in your hands…

Pros
  • Size, speed, screen type, camera, and waterproofing.
Cons
  • Pink wall (treated with settings).

Revainrating 5 out of 5

Full compliance with the manufacturer's assurances, high quality.

Although I wanted to take the 9+, there was no difference between the 8+ and 9+ on the stand. Many claim that the only difference between 8+ and 9+ is the camera. In general, the 8+ model is a great analog and replacement for the 9+ model, and it costs less. 9+ 70 and 8+ 50 for today Make your own inferences. The most significant finding of this analysis is that the ACR program in sound source mode typically handles the recording blockage at the software level of the phone itself (automatic)…

Pros
  • Compared to the 7th sentence above, Bytrodeystviya. Better camera and more memory are both improvements.
Cons
  • For some reason, the home button and fingerprint sensor were also visible on the other side of the screen. The touch home button is quite awkward. Now, all it takes to call the camera is a double-click of the power button. In general, it is now required to wear pants over the head. You cannot hear yourself when listening to the other person when recording talks is disabled. This task is typically handled by the ACR software with the choice of sound source (automatically). He records both incoming and outgoing data during the exam as usual))))

Revainrating 4 out of 5

A good product, I advise you to try it.

So, the tool works well for me in practically every situation. Even though there haven't been any major complaints about it and it's a sure thing (95 percent), the picture is marred by a pink stripe. And the headphones, which have already smacked me in the face with a yob a dozen times. In a nutshell, the pipe itself is top-notch, but the attachments are complete garbage. If you intend to make regular use of it with DEX, I suggest investing in a wireless headset. This way, you won't have to…

Pros
  • A smartphone that can handle practically any situation universally. Because it has 6 GB of RAM, I decided to get 128 GB of storage space for it so that I could use it with DEX without seeming like an idiot. So that you can add a second SIM card without having to worry about the storage space expanding, that's why. For the past month, I have only blunted once, and that time it was because the cant was interacting with the clear original viev case. A reboot fixed the problem. Now that I have it set up at home with Dex, I watch TV through it, and I've even gotten away of my antenna and wired Internet connection because of it. I also use it frequently to work with various programs found in offices. The fact that you can use a standard USB flash drive to connect to it by using the adapter that is included in the package was a great feature. There has never been a complete discharge of the battery. During the day, there are a lot of calls, constant surfing on the Internet, mail, applications, instant messengers, e-books, and excel. I listen to music (the sound in the headphones is very decent), but I don't play games on it because I'm not bored anyway, and there's no time. I go to bed at two in the afternoon and get up at nine in the morning. During this time, the battery drains to between 20 and 15%.
Cons
  • The initial claim to prominence for standard headphones. They receive an electric shock directly to the ears as a result of the fact that the wire is wrapped with a "rag," rather than the typical insulation, in conjunction with certain types of clothes. Static electricity is to blame for this phenomenon. It's not life-threatening, but it's very bothersome. The second claim is a case that can be disproved very quickly. The fingerprints on the back cover are far more difficult to remove from the display than they are from the cover itself. It has no cover, thus it can get very slippery when wet. It does not work properly with the original cases because it does not fit into the DEX. You are required to persistently extract (enrages). Not familiar with the first version. In T9, I was unable to locate a way to add words that were missing. In addition, there is a thin pink stripe running along the vertical edge of the display that is located to the right. Currently, concerning the office of "MelkoSoft." How did it come to be that while it's in smartphone mode it functions perfectly, but when it's in DEX mode it wants money from you before it will let you create or modify files? It was possible that owners of flagships would have been given this package if it had been done so as a means of promoting DEX. There have not been any additional claims made as of yet.

Revainrating 5 out of 5

Feel free to buy, for such a price, the quality is simply amazing.

I picked between c8 + and vanplus 6. Vanplus was both more affordable and more effective, but it obviously lacks a screen like that and the camera is irrelevant. The last plus was for Samsung because the yellow store offered excellent cash discounts. After using it for several months, I'm writing a review. I'm hoping someone can help. from the Sony z5 moved. The S8screen +'s is excellent. Since my wife had c6 + eje, I have grown to particularly like the rounded corners. Great performance; there

Pros
  • Screen, functionality, Samsung Pay, quick, practical, and high-quality.
Cons
  • Regardless of how cool the battery is, after time it starts to lose power.

Revainrating 1 out of 5

My money is wasted, the product is terrible.

When compared to my anticipations, this phone fell short and is not recommended. I've done two warranty handoffs in the last 30 days. My first attempt resulted in a third of the screen being burned out. My oleophobic coating peeled off about 2 weeks after I replaced the screen. After a month, it would no longer be covered by the manufacturer's warranty if it began to peel off. If you're looking to buy a new device, I highly recommend checking the screen for pinkness beforehand, as nearly every…

Pros
  • Design.
Cons
  • Interface lags after a few months of use; screen has an oleophobic layer.

Revainrating 5 out of 5

I am delighted, the product is really worthy.

Collected around the middle of June. The iPhone 7 plus had come before him. Both cameras are slightly superior to the iPhone's, but the earpiece audio is inferior; with some voodoo in the sound preferences, you can make it work, though. Samsung has cleaned up the exterior, but many of the apps are identical to those found on Google Play. Whence the need? The native browser automatically expands the size of any video to fill the entire screen, and the display is both high quality and spacious…

Pros
  • Display, casing, camera, independence, audio, and visuals.
Cons
  • Minor holdup, but nothing serious.

Revainrating 3 out of 5

The quality was generally satisfied, there were minor shortcomings.

Gorgeous, but unremarkable technology that costs too much for what it offers. To this, we may add a particular Samsung support policy, which is as follows: if I don't know something or I don't know how, they will teach and show; but, if they actually have some kind of blockage, they will find 100 reasons why it's not their business to address the difficulties that have developed. A flagship product typical of Samsung that has a lot of extra features but struggles to do even the most fundamental

Pros
  • Design, I used to own a phone in the "Mystic Amethyst" color scheme. Looks luxurious. Convenient outside covering for the operating system. The first version of the enclosure, which has an LED indicator, is really neat looking. The inclusion of IP68 and NFC, in addition to a dedicated DAC (however, does it serve much purpose?).
Cons
  • Even if the phone is only left lying down, the position causes the battery to deplete at a noticeable rate. Bad color reproduction; the hues are oversaturated, giving the impression that the picture is acidic. The fingerprint scanner has some reliability issues. It's possible that this is owing, in part, to the bad position. Every single music player is in very poor working condition. On several other devices, the identical players playing the identical tunes function correctly. Due to erratic signal reception, GPS might make errors in its determination of the location's coordinates. Synchronization of the volume does not work correctly with a Bluetooth speaker. The inability of conventional methods to demolish ates if doing so will impede the device's ability to function properly. The headphones included with the package are repulsive, and the sound they produce is reminiscent of a tin can. On the very first day of use, a scratch was left on the screen from a plastic card, which was later removed using a paper business card that had been lying in the case.