Review on Renewed Samsung S20 Ultra Cosmic Black 5G Factory Unlocked SM-G988U1 with US Warranty and 128GB Storage by Minoru Inui ᠌

I have been a Samsung supporter for a very long time, and I recently upgraded my S9+ to an Ultra model. The primary motivation for the upgrade was the battery, which after two years was draining itself three times a day. And the new Ultra is discharged twice a day, and for this I have given one hundred thousand dollars. A rudimentary device that suffers from a number of drawbacks. I would examine alternatives for other sums of money because one hundred thousand is too much. Has some pros A screen that is both bright and lovely. The phone's speakers provide a sound that is both loud and of a high quality stereo. Up to a 10x optical zoom is available. Cons: The ability to work independently below a plinth. Two times a day, with medium-active use, the phone needs to be charged. If you use less than the typical amount, then it won't make it to the evening very often. At this point, you should be utilizing 120Hz; 60Hz has a longer lifespan, but why the heck would you use that on a phone that costs 100k? The fingerprint scanner frequently fails, and it typically moves at a snail's pace. Additionally, the face recognition feature frequently has issues. The bottom of the sound spectrum is what you get with ordinary wired headphones. There was complete and utter silence. The camera has issues with focus and white balance, and despite my installing ates multiple times, the developers haven't finished the software; it still has bugs. In resource games, Exinos does not provide the maximum frame rate and consumes battery. A hazy recollection of the finances. The phone is not worth the money; in fact, it is worth nothing; this is a letdown.