Pros
- battery, quick charging, screen, and fingerprint on it.
Cons
- bugs, which are listed below.
Pros
- It's great to use in the dark and on the street because to the screen's brightness. - The OneUI casing. - Independence. It's possible to use NFC now.
Cons
- - Fingerprint (which was typically horrible at the beginning) - Efficiency (other devices at this price point are more effective). 1.5 years of trash scuffs on the plastic panel on the rear. - Take the "chin" down a notch.
Pros
- Huge kudos. Indeed, it was one of the year's best-selling mobile devices. However, benefits elsewhere are drawbacks here.
Cons
- 1. an Amoled display. Theoretically, a cooler screen should use less battery than IPS, but in practice, I've found the opposite to be true. Also, cameras. Xiaomi phones have superior cameras for the same price (20,000). Third, execution. Not quite good enough. There are two kinds of delays: hangs and lags. When playing games, it overheats like a Mediatek device. 4 The Always display feature, which the manufacturer and Samsung supporters claim does not significantly drain the battery, does so with this device. Fifth, the battery life does not match the advertised 4000 mAh capacity.
Pros
- Quality-to-cost analysis. The viewfinder, independence, swiftness, simplicity, field of view, and camera-wide adjustments.
Cons
- The fingerprint scanner beneath the screen can become unresponsive, lose satellites during navigation, and charge slowly (only 1% in 1 minute) at times.
Pros
- 1 Display Two king-size SIM card slots and an SD card 3. Easily carried Front-facing scanner, number 4. 5 Fast face unlocking. 6. Independence. Seventh, Near Field Communication (NFC) is available. 8. Yes
Cons
- As the scanner beneath the screen wears out, 1. The camera is only decent. For this price tag and cheaper you can find better. Third, a ton of useless, built-in extras that can't be removed Fourth, the charging isn't very powerful. 5. It does not come with a case.
Pros
- You can tell that you've just had money stolen from you from a distance thanks to lovely images taken in all directions. No advantages exist.
Cons
- Take out a quarter and simply throw it out the window. I would have time to run before charging because the batteries doesn't last a complete day, and this is an amoled. With this regimen, I had enough Xiaomi Redmirot 5 4/64 and Xiaomi Laptop 3rd 3/64 for 1.5 days. There aren't enough nerves, so camera control is like trying to thread a needle while sprinting down the escalator. I'm concerned that it will burst one day because it gets so hot when providing Wi-Fi. Some meals are timed to suit his disposition. Devils in hell, consuming horses, and drowning my operatives.
Pros
- Huge kudos. Undoubtedly, it was a top-selling smartphone in 2018. Negatives of things that should be positives appear here.
Cons
- Amoled display, 1. While I agree that many people would benefit from a cooler screen, my own personal experience reveals that it really uses more power than IPS. Also, cameras. Xiaomi phones with similar cameras cost twenty thousand dollars less. Third, execution. Sadly insufficient. There are two types of delays: hangs and lags. It overheats like a Mediatek device when playing games. The Always display feature, which the manufacturer and Samsung supporters claim does not significantly drain the battery, does so with this device. Fifth, the battery life does not match the advertised 4000 mAh capacity.
Pros
- – Autonomy. I will include screenshots. In the circumstances of an always-on Internet, it keeps for two days if you do not stare at the screen nonstop. There will be a scenario of my use over time (for a day, for a week, and a charge plan) in the screenshots. - Top shell. It works for everyone. Not much to say. - NFC. never fell short. I employ gpay. - Network signal and GPS. Nothing falls off when it comes to Hong Kong time or the surrounding area. The location operates efficiently and accurately. There aren't any grievances.
Cons
- - Sound. Sennheiser CX 200 headphones operate flawlessly. But it seems unusual from the dynamics. Both very loud and quite quiet. I always move the slider while watching YouTube. I'm not sure what the issue is.
Pros
- Battery life, wide-angle camera, NFC, Samsung Pay, and Amoled display.
Cons
- The ability to scan fingerprints and faces, as well as the video and audio quality, etc.
Pros
- a lot of praise. Yes, it's one of the year's top selling phones. However, there are minuses where there ought to be plusses.
Cons
- 1. An Amoled display. Yes, a cool screen should consume less battery life than an IPS screen, however my operational experience shows opposite. Two. Cameras. For the same price, Xiaomi phones have superior cameras. 3. Execution. Not really suitable. Both hangs and slowness can occur. It becomes hot while playing games like Mediatek. 4. The Always display feature, which the manufacturer and enthusiasts of Samsung claim practically does not consume the battery, devours it in this phone. 5. The claimed battery of 4000 mAh isn't felt in this volume, though.
Pros
- thin
Cons
- Software . I didn't slam it against the wall and drop it on the floor, but the screen protector material still cracked upon impact. After a year of use, I can attest to the fact that it suffers from severe lag. When the primary screen turns to the horizon and refuses to rotate back to the vertical position, auto screen rotation causes a startle response. The phone is pondering a trigonometric function with the intensity of a first-grader. There is only room on his fingerprint for one name, and he would rather not have it revealed. I no longer disable NFC and always have the screen unlocked when I go through checkout, but he still insists that I unlock it before he'll accept it.
Pros
- 1. Color fidelity 2. Pleasant to the touch
Cons
- 1. There is micro-lag between application transitions; do not trust people who claim that it is extremely fast! 2. occasionally requires you to forcefully turn on wi-fi in the settings because it does not always pick up wi-fi in the subway. Although it is worthwhile to automatically connect to the subway's wi-fi network 3. On rare occasions, the mobile Internet may stop working, necessitating a complete phone reset (this is difficult, but it does happen, at least once a month). 4. TOUCHSCREEN - this is finally a tin, i.e. if you like to type quickly, this is not for you because it cannot handle the speed of touches, i.e. you need to put a space but he sucked and didn't press this symbol, it's very annoying, and the same thing happens when you quickly press the application icon but it doesn't start. THIS IS THE CITY'S MOST IMPORTANT MINUS, in general. the telephone! 5. The battery is fine, but it could be better; after using it for two months, I've noticed that it doesn't keep a charge as well as it did when I first bought it. Next, let's see what transpires I give my SAMSUNG NIGHTMARE a 3+ overall score. 6. The speaker from below is not sensitive, so sometimes you have to almost kiss the phone to be heard (maybe it's obviously occasionally - stupid communication problems, but sometimes it happens very frequently for some reason). You also need to precisely place your ear in order to clearly hear the interlocutor. Keeping the phone away from your mouth will also not work.
Pros
- + OneUI - everyone praises naked anroyd, but I've already eaten (even the 9th version is inferior to TouchWiz from the 6th in terms of everyday usability, and OneUI that replaced it is just heaven and earth compared to naked); at the moment, Samsung has one of the best shells on the market; + display - so far, only Samsung has figured out how to deal with PWM effectively (well, everyone has more or less figured out how to deal with burn-in + Good hardware, a camera, and autonomy for the average user + If the merchant takes cards, and your device has a full triple card tray, NFC, and MST, you may always use Samsung Pay to make a purchase (in the home country, for instance, Samsung is not present, therefore Google Pay does not function there). Nice, but a bit. Fast charging has only lately been the norm for the mid-priced market, so it's refreshing to see that they haven't overlooked it here.
Cons
- - Full bottom fingerprint scanner. Even if it functions as intended, the wait time is still longer than on any back (damn, but on the same device face unlock even operates more quickly). And you still have to strike it; else, it won't work. The biggest issue, though, is that I don't know a single individual for whom it would, in theory, function as intended. After pounding a finger, it functions flawlessly for the first few hours before gradually degrading till full failure. It's also intriguing how Samsung Technical Support responded, telling you to delete each application one at a time until it works. I haven't heard such drivel in a very long time: a third-party app running on a brand-new Android phone may somehow impede the performance of one of the primary security systems? Either they think I'm a moron or I'm misinterpreting the android. Price: I accepted a promotion in the summer for $20,000. This is typical, but even today, they demand an average of $25,000. This is excessive given that the position is filling.
Pros
- lovely display Cleverly effective Captures wifi signals readily; compatible with all types of wireless headphones
Cons
- Misfires in the camera, fingerprint reader, and other places
Pros
- A good screen, the eyes do not hurt, bright, juicy, clearly visible in the sun. A powerful battery keeps a day in active mode (dofiga calls, instant messengers all day, photos 100-500 pieces a day) and up to 3 days in moderate weekend mode. Charges quickly. Wide angle lens. Well catches 4g +, 4g. The Internet works even when talking.
Cons
- The finger scanner on the screen , especially it infuriates when paying by NFC. There is no notification light. More often, the problem comes out: the screen is unlocked when you call, even if the photo sensor is closed with your head, as a result you press everything with your ear, but more often to hold the call - it is treated by a reboot. I would not say that the main camera is outstanding, average shots. On dark frames, the exposure in auto mode is greatly lifted, the frame is lathered.
Pros
- Good screen, fits comfortably even in a small palm, face-id
Cons
- The phone itself is one big flaw.
