Review on Samsung Galaxy S10E by Van Chayathon ᠌

In order to upgrade from my previous Google Pixel 2 phone, I decided to get this one. The stunning visuals on display are sure to catch your attention right away. Also, it's a brilliant innovation to incorporate a fingerprint reader inside the power button. I was very dissatisfied with Samsung's service, as I was forced to manually configure and power down my device. In this respect, Samsung lags far behind Apple. The base's 128 GB of storage space, 3.5mm headphone connection, crisp display, intuitive interface, lack of lag, small footprint, and respectable battery life all won me over. However, I was disappointed to see that these phones do not have a healthy secondary market, so buyers should expect to keep or drastically decrease their investment. With the price it's going for on the secondary market, I'd feel bad about selling it, therefore I plan to use this phone until it finally gives out. In spite of the disliked exynos, the phone's performance is excellent, and there are no imminent reasons to upgrade.