Review on Samsung Galaxy S9 G965F (International Version) by Anastazja Socha ᠌

What do I not like about this device? Back panel glass. It's just a collection of prints. I don’t know if it will be visible in the photo, but in the original frame, when approaching, a whole bunch of fingers are visible. Hence the direct consequence - the edge of the camera, made in the form of a sharp protrusion, will collect all these traces of fat and dust, as they collect gaps in the case of cheap mobile phones. Another disadvantage I would call the position of the lock key. It will not cause problems for those who are used to using the phone with their right hand. Although I'm not left-handed, I'm used to holding a mobile phone with my left hand. And here it is already very inconvenient to lock / unlock the device. Next comes the underpowered flash. Yes, the manufacturer has focused on the aperture, but personally I have not yet been able to achieve the declared difference. In this regard, insufficient flash is an obstacle to shooting in low light. In general, the manufacturer's emphasis on the camera is done for purely marketing purposes. To be honest, the miracle did not happen. And this happened for two reasons (I will not drag in pro- and semi-pro fotiki). First - you need to get used to the device and its features better, then the pictures will be better. The second is my second Nokia 808 PureView. Yes, this dinosaur still takes great pictures both day and night. All thanks to a giant (by the standards of mobile phones) matrix and xenon flash (plus straight arms, of course). The price, of course. But the manufacturer is not particularly to blame, because about 1000 USD is quite a normal price for any modern flagship. The point here is with you and me.