In the past, I've relied on a Xiaomi Redmi Note 5 Pro. Following him, Samsung was obviously impossible to use; xiaomi's nifty little extras were absent. There is a lot of thought put into the little things that make a difference. For instance, a double touch on the screen will activate the screen on both the xiaomi and the samsung, but on the xiaomi all you have to do is double-tap again to disable the feature, whereas on the samsung you'll need to use the side button or some fancy footwork. There are a plethora of other little annoyances as well. Samsung, despite being a trustworthy gadget, is often misunderstood when it comes to ease of use, contrary to popular belief about xiaomi. If you're not planning on making the jump from Xiaomi to Samsung, I think you'll be fine with any of the options.
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