Review on Smartphone Samsung Galaxy S21+ 5G 8/128 GB, nano SIM+eSIM, black phantom by Vassil Peev ᠌

I sold my Redmi Note 10 Pro and am considering making the transition to an iPhone. The iPhone 12 Pro Max 256 GB caught my eye, but at a price of less than 120,000. They anticipate 120 Hz for the iPhone 13 and a less prominent unibrow when it debuts in the fall. Those. I didn't want to acquire an iPhone because it could cause the 12th line to become less useful. S21 Plus 256 Gb was ultimately selected. Why ? At 80k, it's $40 cheaper than the 12 Pro Max 256 gb models. Two, it will be a while before the phone becomes obsolete. There won't be any exciting new features on the upcoming Galaxy S22. Three, the S21 Ultra 256 GB version will set you back an extra $20,000 with minimal gains. Also, I think it's ridiculous that there are five cameras mounted on the back. Okay, that's. How many more do you think there will be? If you possess an Ultra, know that I admire the design but respect your decision. Four - You can't add more storage space. No longer will 128 GB suffice. Hence, 256 Gb. Initial thoughts: This is the star of the show. You'll enjoy using them a lot. The operation is quick and easy to use. The camera retains all of its prior enchantment. 8K video is supported, however in my opinion it's more for show. The stereo quality is superb. Despite initial concerns, independence proved to be highly valuable. A full day's worth. Overnight, we suffered a 1% loss. Even though the previous Galaxy S6 had 2K resolution, I was disappointed to see that it had been lowered to Full HD +. The goal was to draw attention to the S21 Ultra, hence the action. But I have a flagship of my own, too. Also, the packaging is a blatant rip-off of Apple's. Compare the cool features of the S10 and S20 to those of the S21. Cord. Not anytime soon, I'm afraid. Why do people blindly imitate? State personnel who work for Samsung are equipped with a charger. Ecology is unnecessary; all that matters is sales. For eighty thousand dollars, I wouldn't expect headphones, but I would want the charger to be within the phone. In summary, it's a solid follow-up to Samsung's previous flagship offerings. He is well worth the cost.