Review on 💙 Renewed Samsung Galaxy S20+ 5G Factory Unlocked Android Phone with 128GB Storage in Cloud Blue by Aneta Pa ᠌

After having the phone for over a whole year, I have finally made up my mind to write a review of it. In general, satisfied, but not entirely satisfied) Before to that, I had iPhones for a total of eight years. Following my experience with the iPhone 7 Plus, I made the decision to transfer to a Samsung device in order to broaden my horizons. After spending so many years in the Apple ecosystem, I was nervous about making the jump to Android, but in the end I made the decision to convert. A few months later, I found out about the world of piracy, and as a result, I terminated all of the subscriptions that I had used on the iPhone. This allowed me to begin saving approximately one thousand dollars per month. All in all, the phone is a massive contradiction. The camera is both incredible and incredible. It has the potential to turn out to be a great shot, or it has the potential to be a dreadful disaster on the level of the HTC 2022. Even though the screen is gorgeous, the battery life and the temperature are both terrible. 4.30 hours of screen time won't even let the phone make it to lunch if it has all the bells and whistles like 120Hz and auto-sync built in. If you reduce yourself to the level of a smartphone in 2022 by manually cutting down all the possibilities, then the satanic machine will be able to last until the evening in the on/off mode of wi-fi/nfc/Bluetooth, etc. in order to save charge. If you do this, you will have castrated yourself to the level of a smartphone. Regarding sore. Heat. This wonder can play PubG for an hour and a half without increasing its temperature by so much as a degree, or it can have a heart attack just by scrolling around the browser. The algorithm by itself is not fully comprehended at this time. Despite all, the best phone, but not for that price. Would I make the same purchase if I went back in time a year? The answer is yes, but not for 55. A year ago, I would have donated between $35 and $40 for a brand new device without even thinking about it.