Review on Smartphone Samsung Galaxy Note 20 Ultra 4G 8/256 GB, Dual nano SIM, bronze by Wiktor Janeczek ᠌

I was unprepared for the fact that the Flagship would come with SUCH DEFECTS for the price that it was offered. The probability of successfully activating a fingerprint scan during a lengthy period of inactivity is 0% (zero percent). Then somewhere around 8 out of 10, at the very least. The best conditions for recognizing faces are daylight or strong lights that have been switched on, along with directed lighting. Either a little light or a little shade would be a bad choice. In addition, the reasons for this are unclear, given that the front camera captures everything in such lighting with no noticeable flaws. The "what place" through which Face ID was performed is currently unknown. There is no possibility of total darkness (I noticed that in some instructions it says that it unlocks even in complete darkness, since the camera backlight turns on - this is not true, it highlights by 20%). There is no possibility of whole darkness. The following is particularly amusing: the unlock attempt itself takes three to four seconds, so if you stay in the dark for the first second and then move to a lighted place in the next second, the phone will not unlock in nine out of ten instances (as if the "first impression" is the most important, and subsequent attempts will not be important). If any of the aforementioned drawbacks are important to you, then I would not advise you to take the test in its current form; however, it is possible that they will be addressed in a future version of the assessment.