Pros
- screen, bright juicy beautiful.
Cons
- Housing made of soft plastic. The screen scratches easily. NFC somewhere in the middle of the case just above the center will check the cards is not convenient.
Pros
- Powerful - I use it actively, but friezes are quite rare - everyday applications and undemanding games go with a bang. AMOLED screen - colors are beautiful, natural. There are many nice features like NFC or Samsung Pay (which requires authentication with every payment and supports World cards, unlike Google Pay). Surprisingly tenacious - got under the pouring rain for 7 hours in the pocket of a wet jacket, stopped responding to touch. As a result, they simply cleaned the contacts of the cable, nothing had to be replaced.
Cons
- Camera. In good lighting conditions, it more or less copes, gives out natural colors, but completely eats up the texture. If the lighting is bad, then the texture disappears altogether, see the attached photo. A Google Camera port could solve this problem, but it's not available since the Exynos line of processors. After a year of active use, the charge was no longer enough for a day. The in-screen fingerprint scanner is evil. It does not work well if the finger is too wet, too dry, too dirty, if the protective glass is thick, cracked, . Probably, on more expensive smart phones this is better. The branded shell is beautiful, comfortable, but there are annoying moments. So, for some time now, a long press of the power button does not turn off the phone, but opens Bixby. Which does not really work on the territory of 2022. What for?
Pros
- Nothing
Cons
- Borderless screen triggered by everything but targeted touches Flat photos that don't match the pixels Eternal "overheating of the phone" Response time sometimes 2 sec
Cons
- In the 10th month of use, the screen failed, and Samsung refused to repair under warranty.
Pros
- The screen in relation to the rear area is larger than the A9 2022 and more than the A9 absolutely The price is more than adequate Performance, antitu 146000, S10+ 330000, comparable to A9 2022, also about 150k synth test NFC FM radio Type C Camera Lithium ion polymer battery 4000 mah Processor 10nm. On A9 14 nm
Cons
- There is no clear specification from the manufacturer, I had to get information from pundits before buying, and there are other specifications, for example, 6/64 and not 6/128 as in 2022. Sit and guess what they cut for 2022 and what they added. Infrared Blaster (-) For the company, we are worse than the Indians . but we will catch up and overtake India, especially since the prices in rupees are nominally the same as ours, but we will overtake them .
Pros
- 1. Optimum size, fits well in the hand - not a shovel. 2. A good camera, I shot at night, everything is clear (I'm attaching a picture). 3. I have enough battery power for 2 days (talks, games, Internet is always connected) 4. Good speaker volume - on the street, in the subway, conversations are no problem. 5. Bright clear screen.
Cons
- While everything suits (pah-pah-pah)
Pros
- They do not remain after the eyes are very tired and sore.
Cons
- The main drawback is the amoled screen and its super-saturated unnatural colors, which overly strain the visual analyzer, which makes the eyes very tired and sore, even after 10-15 minutes of use. Setting the display parameters is insufficient to neutralize these harmful effects. So, there is a screen mode and brightness setting, a blue filter (it hurts the eyes even more), for example, there is no contrast.
Pros
- 1) High quality screen, super amoled with neat cutout. 2) Multifunctional cameras with multiple modes; 3) Thin frames of the front part of the phone; 4) Slot for 2 SIM cards and a memory card; 5) Built-in in-screen fingerprint reader for phone less than 20k; 6) Face recognition; 7) Powerful battery, holds a charge for about 1 - 2 days; 8) A good energy-efficient processor with good potentials, not bad in games, antutu is gaining about 140,000 points; 8) Adequate equipment with fast charging and headphones.
Cons
- 1) There are a lot of cameras, but they shoot medium, and at night everything is bad; 2) The fingerprint scanner works so-so, it doesn’t always work the first time, but you can get used to it; 3) At night, the front camera does not normally recognize the face, this is a clear minus; 4) Not the best solution for games in the budget up to 20k, but generally ok; 5) Headphones are of very mediocre quality, again you can get used to them; 6) The speaker, although not bad, is not well located, you can close the speaker with your hand, it’s normal not to hear when you hold the smartphone horizontally with both hands, this is really not convenient.
Pros
- ergonomic
Cons
- power low
Pros
- The 6.4-inch Super AMOLED display with Full HD+ resolution is one of the best in its class.
- The in-display fingerprint reader, Exynos 9610 processor and 4 GB of RAM provide smooth performance and a pleasant user experience.
Cons
- The Samsung Galaxy A50 is not waterproof or dustproof, which may be a drawback for some users.
Pros
- 1. The Price was the first and most significant factor in the assessment. Additionally, all of the "pros" and "cons" were evaluated in light of the device's 16k price. 2. A lush, vibrant screen. 3. A battery with enough capacity to last a full day of work. 4. Resilient. I already did a check. 5. AUX was left in place despite Type-C being present. 6. NFC 7. No critical problems or freezes were discovered, and the work is fluid. The firmware is unfinished, but more on that later. 8. There is a rapid charge option, which occasionally helps.
Cons
- 1. PWM in low-light conditions. It may be harmful to your health and eyes. I recently acquired a gadget with the newest firmware; it is hardly noticeable. If you pay close attention. In the past, it was just vyrviglaz. 2. RAW firmware, which is, to be honest, flawed. I feel as though I purchased Xiaomi. Very astonished by Samsung's stance in this matter. China has dominated the market, which is understandable, but it is imperative to catch up as soon as possible, at any costs. If more specifically, then the most annoying thing is that the phone's orientation occasionally remains the same. For instance, it will set to be horizontal and won't go back to being vertical. Change won't occur before blocking and unblocking. You wait for it to roll over while standing like a fool. It even has humor. More will be said about the on-screen print "something" later. 3. A camera. I'll be honest. Although it appears that there are three of them, there isn't even a single typical one. It shoots at the level of the Honor 8x, occasionally better and occasionally worse. If all of the "software" upgrades to the stock firmware are disabled, Honor is superior. In general, yuck, Dishman xiao level. (4) Screen printing. It's just ugly, that's all. Poor, sluggish job. Sometimes it recognizes the same finger immediately away, other times it loses its ability to do so for two seconds. The difference between the cases in this instance is 5 seconds. Quite primitive and inconvenient technology. What is on this and what is on the ten. I fail to see how this could be offered for sale. 5. Just three hues. Cheap blue, more-or-less passable white, and dirty black. Observe Xiao 7. Gorgeous phone with a great appearance. It's unclear why "A" brand released this. 6. Very. VERY FAT firmware, I guess. Simply said, it takes up a lot of room. The weight of all the software and the empty bucket on the old phone was less than that of the most recent Samsung firmware. 7. Because there are so few modified firmwares, the phone is still rather new. Yes, and not just because they'll show up later. 8. Despite seeming like gold, it has a really cheap, "weak" plastic feel. Even when I am wearing a case and a phone with gl, the total effect is still negative.
Pros
- Unlocking the phone using your face is quick, and the AMOLED display is brilliant. NFC, fingerprint recognition on the display (which stopped giving people trouble in September 2022 following the ate). Zoom out to get the whole scene. By default, a new, quieter notification signal, and a smoothly increasing ringtone while contacting WhatsApp. A gorgeous interface (the fingerprint is green and the "waves" diverge, around the camera illuminates when detected, a pleasant desktop that is continuously changing, etc.). Included are a secure folder, a brand-new AOD, a 3.5 mm jack, a 4000 mAh battery, USB Type-C, and rapid charging. The internal storage is sufficient, so I haven't bothered with the SD card. This allows for simultaneous usage of two SIM cards or an SD card. Easy access to the phone's storage without having to wait for previews of all the photos to load, as was the case before USB connection. Transferring data between a mobile device and a computer is also lot quicker.
Cons
- It occasionally lags, especially when accessing a password-protected folder (I didn't notice a significant speed boost when upgrading from J7 (2022) to Android 9). After what seems like an inordinate amount of time—2 seconds—the "secure folder" password entering screen shows when you click on the icon. "Framelessness" causes unwarranted unconventional reactions. There is a lot of soapiness on the sides of the wide-angle camera. The side with the power button also houses the volume controls. Sometimes the phone would become stuck in an unresponsive state when I tried to unlock it with my face or launch the camera; after pushing the power button, the problem would go away. Since the new phone has a fingerprint sensor instead of a keyboard (which seems to be the standard now that September has come and gone), I've been making a lot of typos while using WhatsApp. Hence, mistakes still occur, albeit much less frequently. I "got on the money" when I switched phones because my old one wouldn't let me use the SIM card manager to select the mode with LTE simultaneously on all SIMs, but my new one does (see. screen), and the default network mode is on both LTE / 3G / 2G cards (auto). However, the operator counted many kilobytes; daily, several hundred bytes till I realized my money was disappearing. The phone displays 0 bytes for Internet consumption on this card. According to Samsung's support website, this happens when the operator's Internet is disabled or 2G/3G is not installed. They wouldn't have counted, but at least I didn't run into this while wandering internationally. Do not like the new symphony that serves as the default ringtone. The "park" of Type C wires must be eaten.
Pros
- + 6.4' huge, juicy, bright, "super amuled" screen + nimble stuffing + respectable camera (I'm not a pro, 25/25/8+25 front is plenty for me); + contemporary design;
Cons
- - The battery is insufficient for such a large screen (enough for a day: 40 minutes of Viber and Whatsapp, 1 hour and 10 minutes of talks (using two Sims), 1 hour and 20 minutes of Facebook, largely music, and 40 minutes and 30 minutes of tanks on YouTube). the entire 18% fee; - no moisture protection; The rest is increasingly nitpicky.
Pros
- attractive looks. excellent work. The display satisfies every requirement. Ordinary cameras are used. Not good. But fine. Everything is clear and free of squeaks and gaps during assembly.
Cons
- a plastic case. The display's really bad, easily scratched glass. The fingerprint scanner is challenging to operate but does what it wants.
Pros
- 1 Display The duration of the battery 3. Speed 4. Built-in scanner (handy, huh?) Visual Appearance #5 (White)
Cons
- 1. In-display fingerprint scanner: Samsung may attempt to compete with Huawei and Oppo Second, the quality of the speaker's output is often better than that of like priced devices. Power consumption when using 4G for data transfer 5. The smartphone's gray plastic body gives it a low-end appearance.
