Review on Samsung Galaxy S20 FE (128GB, 6GB) 6.5-inch 120Hz AMOLED, Snapdragon 865, IP68 Water Resistant, Dual-SIM GSM Unlocked (Global 4G LTE) SM-G780G/DS International Model with Wireless Charger Bundle in Navy by Adisorn Khamkon ᠌

Excellent screen, it doesn't look like a screen at all; it might easily be mistaken for a picture on paper sitting on the table. The low-frequency sound is bass-heavy, the high-frequency sound is crystal clear and incredibly rich, and the high-frequency sound is emitted only from the phone speaker (which is also crystal clear and incredibly rich), resulting in conventional stereo sound. It's not overly bassy or tinny like some jbl gear, and the highs don't squeak until they're intentionally included in the mix; otherwise, the sound is very neutral. The low frequencies on my wife's Poco X3 NFC are much more pronounced and resemble those of JBL headphones, which is why I prefer listening to music on her phone. I previously used a redmi note 9 pro, which had a 6.67-inch screen, and I noticed no difference between the two in terms of physical size. The UI may seem 5-10% faster than on the aforementioned phones, although this difference is negligible in practice. The Dex mode is a fantastic addition; it allows you to use your phone as a complete replacement for a PC for entertainment purposes by connecting it to a monitor or TV through miracast or a hdmi adapter, a computer through USB or wifi, and displaying its contents on the larger screen in a manner similar to Windows. Everything runs in Windows, and the phone screen can be used as a touchpad. When compared to the 64 megapixels found in xiaomi smartphones, the images captured by the device's primary camera are noticeably lower in quality. With just 12 megapixels, the image is dimly lit and lacks detail. The Samsung takes considerably better images at night, but this is due to the software; Samsung made a concerted effort to improve this. These are not slanted binoculars; rather, they have a 3x optical zoom that is both fully operational and programmably extendable, and a 10-12x zoom that may be used with confidence. This zoom was the main reason I purchased it; higher megapixel counts (64 or 108) simply do not produce the same results. Optical stub support for 4K video recording at 60 frames per second. However I was able to purchase it for only $30,000 despite its advanced age.