Review on Samsung Galaxy S10E by Ada Wodarczyk ᠌

After a week of use, I haven't felt really enthusiastic about the device, but I would like to (the flagship, no matter how). An amazing phone does every task and executes all tasks well, but I can't think of anything extraordinary or spectacular. Brakes and glitches are kept a secret, and there aren't many perplexing setup menus. About the drawbacks, the buttons are quite awkwardly placed; when the phone is locked, the volume and power buttons are frequently depressed (I would prefer the power button to be lower), and the volume button is always on the right side of the device. As a replacement for the notification indicator, the built-in notification on AOD performs just mediocrely (or maybe I didn't figure it out). Without much load, the battery will last for a day, but I would prefer more than that—at least 1.5 times more.