Review on Smartphone Samsung Galaxy S23 8/256 GB, Dual: nano SIM + eSIM, phantom black by Adam Nowak ᠌

I am going to contrast with S22. 1. Snapdragon 8 gen 2 for galaxy. The following benefits can be deduced from this fact: - Complete independence, in addition to a daily screen time requirement of two hours. - Communication has improved, but don't expect any spectacular results; the connection in the new apartment is poor, and s22 is sometimes even lost in uncomfortable rooms; however, this one is stable, and you are able to have a conversation with one another. - Post-processing, because the cameras themselves have not changed, but the photographs have a much higher quality overall. This is especially noticeable in low-light situations, when the light appears to be of a much higher quality than it actually is. The scheme contains a significantly lower number of smaller friezes. However, they are still present there. maybe I'm picking on. 2. The screen has gotten a little brighter, but I don't care about it and I don't see it; it's an oled TV, but everything else is virtually oled-amoled, which are, in my opinion, the best screens. 3. The volume of the speakers has been turned up somewhat. 4. Lastly, I have nothing negative to say about the vibration because it is not unpleasant.