Pros
- How well does the phone fit your needs?
Cons
- The charging unit did not function properly immediately away after it was first used!
Pros
- The camera performs well in the dark.
Cons
- You will not receive any sort of warranty service at all; hence, I do not advise buying this product.
Pros
- Smartphone
Cons
- Fingerprint reader
Pros
- - Strict minimalism in design Battery, Snapdragon, Plastic back panel, IP68, Stereo speakers, Display, Camera, and Battery
Cons
- Are you serious? Describe the drawbacks.
Pros
- Display is bright, and photos taken in daylight come out looking well.
Cons
- The remaining items
Pros
- Good camera, great screen, and design
Cons
- The phone cannot be used because it constantly overheats; its screen only lasts 3–4 hours; and even when it is charging, it warms up. Just the menu can be viewed at 120 Hz; after 15 minutes of use, the screen becomes boring and switches back to 60 Hz.
Pros
- Camera\sDesign
Cons
- Fingerprint reader is slow in this OS Powerful fast charging for maximum independence
Pros
- - The price is reasonable, particularly in the event that there is no increase - Nimble shell - As I make my living as a photographer, the quality of the screen's color rendering was very crucial to me. When compared to the older smartphones (I switched from an older Galaxy S8), the screen is fantastic; there are at least additional shades, which is an improvement over an iPhone. - I had a general idea of where to look for it on the snap, and I had read up on the exynos. It works wonderfully and does not become even the slightest bit warm, even when under load. - The camera did not provide a wow impression after the figure eight, but the presence of the width made me glad, the optimization in the Instagram structure is nearly excellent - almost like it is on an iPhone. - The battery life is exceptional for a device of this kind and class. You can list a lot, but considering the state of the smartphone market right now, this one is absolutely worth the money.
Cons
- It has not been found! Only if the difficulty of finding covers is typical for the situation.
Pros
- Feels good on the skin, but I promptly coiled it up into a safety wrap.
Cons
- I don't get all the praise he's getting when, in reality: - the camera is mediocre; - my friends' iPhones just burn out; - the battery drains quickly even when I'm not using it; he loses 10 to 15% of its charge after an hour even when I'm not on the go. With all the power-saving features on, I get around 6 hours out of it at most. - I didn't encounter any bugs, but it started up a lot quicker after a reboot; there is no headphone port; you can't even turn on the speakers through it on a holiday; wireless charging doesn't work until you placed the charger in the right spot; and, in the end, I won and plugged in the wire.
Pros
- 1. Waterproof 2. A frame made of aluminum that encircles the screen, which is flat. 3. The picture is pleasing to look at, and the colors are not overly acidic. The screen has a refresh rate of 120 hertz. It is correct that PWM functions at a low frequency. 4. Plastic backs are not as easily broken as glass ones. 5. An iron that packs a punch. It is also a negative factor (see below) 6. It has a high-quality camera system, an optical zoom of three times, and reasonable post-processing of the frame. 7. Compatible with aptX codec for use with bluetooth headphones When compared to SBC, the difference is easily obvious. 8. Maintaining a high call quality.
Cons
- 1. Gluttonous iron. After a week of tweaking, it comes out to approximately 10–13 hours of work with 5–6 hours of screen time (screen 120Hz, 1.5-3 hours of calls, social networks, instant messengers, some music via BT from the network, YouTube and distribution on a laptop) 2. The auto-brightness feature begins to "float" in certain lighting conditions; I have my fingers crossed that they will fix what is obviously a software issue. 3. A block of protruding cameras on the back of the vehicle
Pros
- Screen. 120Hz. Snapdragon 865: quick and ice cold. You won't need an extra SD card because there's plenty of storage space.
Cons
- eSIM is not supported. Even if it's presented in a basic S20 form and requires this specific model.
Pros
- The phone functions quite similarly to a phone.
Cons
- When the phone gets too hot, it disables any and all functions that it deems unnecessary. I got into the car, put the phone in the holder with wireless charging, turned on the navigator, and after five minutes it said "the work of the navigator leads to overheating" and I had to say goodbye because I was left without a navigator. I bought it because it had wireless charging because I do a lot of traveling around the city and I use the navigator. I have been making use of it for the past few days, but today all of a sudden it turned off. I didn't do anything differently, and after about five minutes it turned itself back on. The sound that is produced during a discussion is comparable to that of a barrel.
Pros
- Concept, Velocity, and Software
Cons
- A camera, a battery, and an overheating safety feature.
Pros
- Features-wise, this is identical to our Samsung S21+; however, it lacks 5g (which we don't have), has an electronic SIM card (eSIM), a metal frame, and a price tag of 30,000 pesos less. For thirty thousand, I suppose you can overlook the foregoing. (2020: I wrote this before the general cost of living went up. On 5/22/02, I paid 42022 for the lavender-colored, 256-gigabyte edition of the S21 +, which cost 75,000. - 30x zoom, which is fun to show off to coworkers and hear comments like "wow, you can really see the grandmother in the window of a neighbor's house." Even if I couldn't discover any other uses for this feature, it's still worthwhile. The camera has great specs in general, including a wide-angle lens, a powerful zoom, and a large range of customization options. Not convinced, says Frontalka. - Unlike the Samsung S9, this one doesn't have a dedicated physical button for Bixby, which is both unnecessary and annoying because it mistakenly activates the display when pressed. And the option to hide this Bixby has been added to the home screen. - You can create your own "avatar" (selfie moji), then make him dance and put this clowning around on the call screen, which can be great workplace fun in front of coworkers. Bixby scripts, in which certain features are activated at a predetermined time or location, are also a favorite of mine (at least they accomplish something helpful). Originally, this Image in the gallery could read QR codes, however they disabled that feature without warning. Facial recognition software is nothing new, but the feature that lets you use a contact's photo as their avatar is a nice touch. Suddenly, everyone I know is calling me using avatars and my dancing selfie emoji while South Park plays in the background. In order to remove unwanted objects or microcrocodiles that have wandered into the picture, the gallery now offers advanced photo editing options. - Wireless power transfer in reverse. That example, if your watch or another phone is wireless charging compatible, you may attach it to the back of your phone and charge it. It's great, but I haven't actually put it to use just yet.
Cons
- - In comparison to my old phone, the S9, this one is far better. It does not use iris scanning technology, therefore if you want to use it in the cold while wearing a hat, gloves, and a mask, you will have to remove at least one of those items before you can unlock the door. Bad news: no pulse oximeter. There is no light to indicate that notifications or charging are taking place. Moreover, the 3.5mm jack is absent. He also doesn't recognize 3.5 to Type-C adapters (I didn't try the Samsung one because of the horse price; nonetheless, reviewers there also complain that it works with a bang for just two months before giving out). Unfortunately, we do not have the funds to upgrade to a brand new vehicle with Bluetooth capability for a new phone. To hell with it; I should adjust to the phone, not the other way around. No Type-C adaptor or headphones are supplied, of course. In contrast, the S9 ships with not just a charger with an adapter, but also headphones, replacement ear pads, and two adapters that convert USB and microUSB to Type-C. - Rather than 4500 mAh, the actual nominal capacity of the battery is 4370 mAh. It's minor, but it still bothers you. The phone's lifespan should be at least three years. But, I highly doubt such sales are necessary, given Samsung's apparent intention to further capitalize on features that were formerly standard in smartphones. I will never buy another Samsung phone if it starts grunting before I am emotionally prepared for it. (In the year 2022: I may be unable to purchase, despite my intense desire.) - There's a cap of three fingerprints, so act fast. I'd like to use more than one method to unlock my phone today because I have more than one finger. In this case, the sensor is built within the display itself. It's just a question of time before he lets out a rumbling groan. This is not the best device for viewing in-game advertisements. Because of this, the cross frequently appears off-screen, and disabling advertisements is usually impossible without completely resetting the program. - Sometimes the backlight would go out when unlocking. To get the strip to light up, you have to lower the "curtain" until it's almost completely dark, and then touch it. In any case, you need not be alarmed. Perhaps the issue will be resolved with a later firmware update. (2022: if they want to).
Pros
- - Screen. Having a refresh rate of 120 Hz on the screen is really convenient. - Camera in general. Superb camera, and the night option made an amateur photographer like me extremely happy. - OneUI 3. Many of the previous jambs have been fixed, which is significant because the jambs frequently appeared in YouTube reviews as negative aspects of this gadget. For instance, friezes while zooming in on photographs. - Sounds in stereo. The good news is that there is a lot to write about. In general, everything that is not going to be in the negatives may be somehow linked to the positives in some way.
Cons
- a fingerprint scanner that is painfully slow. In my opinion, this is the most significant shortcoming of the device. It is painfully slow, frequently freezes, and consistently fails to identify the user's finger. In addition, I registered the prints ten times, thinking that perhaps I had done something incorrectly, but there was no difference. The zoom camera has an aperture of 2.4, and it appears that the quality of the photographs drops a little bit as a result of this. The phone produces amazing images on the main camera in any settings - it relaxes and you start to imagine that you can snap a portrait on the x3 camera in the evening, but it turns out not very good in auto mode) - An insufficient number of standard brand covers In our market, you won't find any spigens or Uags that are specifically tailored to this model. Either alik, or pricey ones from Samsung, or order something from European retailers. I took the cheapest silicone and placed an order from Europe.\s- The phone turned out to be fat and hefty. It has a nice feel when it has a thin carbon case, but when it has a shockproof one, it is already quite huge. Whether Xs is a minus or not, it is important to keep this factor in mind when making a purchase. - Modest kit. Despite the fact that, in accordance with the prevalent pattern, it might not be considered cheap because there is a fee, In the 10th series, they included a high-quality AKG headset as part of the package; however, in this series, they do not: ( Indeed, there is no 3.5mm jack either; therefore, you will need to use old-fashioned bads or a straightforward Bluetooth headset. These are one penny each, but you get everything you need in the package. I can well recall purchasing a Huawei tablet in the year 2003. I was given a pair of headphones model AM61 as a present, and while they are still functional, I am holding out for the day when they give out so that I can replace them with something more up to date.
Pros
- Screen, audio, camera, and material quality. Also, the flagship's pricing is absurd.
Cons
- The craziest thing happens occasionally when the light sensor goes crazy; the phone is in one place, the light source is behind the screen, and the brightness jumps every five seconds. And this is a warning about compromised fingerprints, which can be fixed by wiping the screen near the fingerprint scanner. It's possible that this is a brand-named film on the screen that came from the factory and has traces of fingerprints on it.
Pros
- The best characteristics for 35 are now present. The battery is day-long lasting. Screen! Camera.
Cons
- On occasion, the network disappears (does not catch the Internet). identification of faces. swift motion. Dimensions.
Pros
- The Samsung ecosystem, the camera, the screen (particularly him! ), the design, the materials (I saw a Chinese-market model with a glass cover), OneUI, and the ergonomics.
Cons
- Shooting time is limited to 4k at 60 frames per second, there is screen heating, and the GPS can be turned on autonomously.
Pros
- possesses a wealth of knowledge. The camera is the main perk.
Cons
- a chipset that rapidly warms up a smartphone to the point of overheating and rendering it worthless. Insufficient battery life for the remainder of the day.
Pros
- I took this picture since I knew it would be perfect for this purpose. While taking portraits, the x3 zoom really comes in handy. The zoom is really stable. Shirik distorts heavily at a close range of 1 meter, but I don't think this should have any bearing on your phone selection. This stereo system has excellent sound quality and is very audible. No negative feedback on the toys. Battery life is excellent, and it charges quickly. The image on the display is vivid and full of color.
Cons
- Who needs to demonstrate wireless charging? It's impossible to charge your phone while it's in a case. To unlock, you need to use at least 4 fingers. The structure is challenging to operate with just one hand due to its unique shape. Nighttime video noise
