Review on Renewed Samsung Galaxy S20 5G, 128GB in Cloud Pink for GSM carriers by Kio West ᠌

In general, a wonderful device. When the cost starts to feel more reasonable around six months after a new model is released, I always upgrade at that point. 75 - pricey, 45-50 - just fine. As I have been making use of it for the past year, I offer a discount of five to ten percent when I sell it. I continue to add the same quantity but use a different model. The advantages of it include the following: Productive to an acceptable level. To satisfy my requirements (games, the Internet, and YouTube), I will use my head. When compared to the S10, the battery life is significantly better, reaching levels comparable to those of the S10 Plus. The screen is the same as it was before and it is the same as it is now, but the space above the screen is much better now that the mesh, which was trying to block it up, has been removed. Pictures are slightly more impressive than those in the top 10. (subjectively). The response time of the finger and the face is faster. Con: There is a screen mode that operates at 120 Hz, but when it's on, the battery drains a third more quickly. As you zoom in farther than x4, the image begins to become cloudy, and you should take photographs with a magnification of x10 or greater only on a bright, sunny day while using a tripod. When taking photos frequently (once every minute or more often) with the "live photo" function turned on, the device begins to get very hot and lose charge (indoors up to 60-70% in an hour, outdoors at sub-zero temperatures - in an hour it can sit down completely). Another peculiar bug.