Review on Samsung Galaxy S9 G965F (International Version) by Athit Nivongsa ᠌

I took the phone from a friend to "drive" while he drove away on vacation at sea. Pleased with the screen and speakers. As if a home theater was reduced to a size that could be held in the palms of your hands. The camera is good too. It’s a great thing as a pocket multimedia, but it’s a phone, that is, it must receive a signal and allow you to go online, and here the Samsungs have been buggers for many years. The feeling of the product is negative, as if you are holding a Chinese copy, somewhere it’s normal (the screen), and in other places it’s outright raw. In general, the feeling is that the 2022-speaking market for gnats is something like a cesspool where any garbage can be thrown. The United States and China do not want exynos, they were sent a normal version on a snap, you can put your garbage in 2022 in order to somehow recapture the loot poured into its development. Bixby, given the total number of people who speak or understand 2022 (at least the entire former Soviet Union), the lack of localization of Bixby, which also occupies a separate button without the ability to turn it off, is simply rudeness. With catching a signal, a separate topic has already become a byword. I don’t know if it’s software or the radio module itself is like that. In general, Samsungs, at the slightest deterioration in the signal, fly from 4g to 3g, and then fly away completely. Moreover, switching between towers takes a considerable period of time. In theory, the phone, on the contrary, should cling to a more powerful network until the last with its nails, as the iPhone does, but the Koreans have their own, illogical, in my opinion, opinion. Exynos this wretched. Reviewers for babosy can sing any praises, but this raw material kills almost half of the potential inherent in the phone. The verdict is a version for the 2022 market of raw exinos with non-working functions (bixby) because the Koreans put a bolt on this market and, in fact, do not care about customers. How a mini-cinema will go on the road if there is a capacious power bank and the Internet is not needed. If access to the network is in the first place, I would not recommend taking it, only nerves and an endlessly hanging silent question "what did I pay that kind of money for and where is the flagship ?!"