Review on Samsung Galaxy S8+ Renewed, Midnight Black, 64GB, Fully Unlocked for Enhanced SEO by Chia Hao ᠌

Screen - The majority of programs do not yet support the new aspect ratio. Any FBontakte will expire rapidly, and when it comes to gaming, it will be depressing. In addition, some of the screen is still not utilized when watching a video. Extremely stupid rounding in the corners. Automatic brightness control that is annoyingly too sharp frequently sends the brightness high or low. The phone's camera uses a sensor from last year, which was subpar even then. While the image is blurred, image processing algorithms aggressively remove noise. Very obvious in the image taken inside the building. The camera on the Nexus 5x from the year before maintained a lot more fine details (but was slower). Also, HDR is not very effective; if you attempt to snap a photo of the sky, something is continuously overexposed. Performance-wise, everything is fine, however for some reason, the phone itself fills 3 of the 4 GB of RAM with useless data. But thank goodness the speed is unaffected by this. A miracle did not occur about the phone's battery, and it does not last for two days. There are several criticisms about design, ergonomics, and safety. The fingerprint scanner has had VERY little success. In order to use it in a case, you must insert your finger into its hole due to its proximity to the camera and small size. The "frameless" design, which is made of glass and metal and will break soon without a casing, is another issue. So we put on a cover-overlay right away. And in this situation, the frame dimensions are already getting close to those of conventional smartphones. It is challenging to remove the phone from the table because of the screen's and the rear panel's rounded corners (again, this is solved with a slip case). Sound, but no stereo (which was in the nexus 6p, for example). Although it is not absolutely necessary, it is good when the speakers are facing the user. There is a lot of soft, inoperable trash on the phone; some of it is even unturnable. A totally pointless Bixby is also included. Samsung also has a practice of making the system buttons small because you don't always strike it with your finger the first time (I observed it on the S7 edge).