Review on Unlocked Samsung Galaxy S10 📱 AT&T 128GB White Cellphone - Buy Now! by Ada Chlebicka ᠌

I purchased an S10 through Trade-in for a total of $58,900 over 12 months (in exchange for his then-four-year-old Note 4, valued at around $10,100) and find that to be a fair price. After using it for two weeks, I can say without reservation that it is a high-quality, feature-complete, and dependable flagship product. I won't bother with depicting every detail, instead concentrating on the most crucial ones: Design-wise, the S10 is outstanding. Although the design of the module used for the rear camera made me cringe in the reviews, the camera itself is quite attractive. Whoever writes about a hole in the screen is talking nonsense, as the front camera is entirely hidden. Secondly, the ergonomics are top-notch. The proportions of the smartphone are such that it may be used with a single hand. A slim and not too wide case manufactured from high-quality materials; the back panel is functional, with less fingerprint and dust accumulation. For two weeks, I didn't use any coverings, and despite one tumble on the bathroom floor, nothing bad happened. Third, it has a screen, hardware, interface, and speed that are all flagship-grade. Thus, vivid, luscious hues, smooth, bug-free operation, and no configuration or flight issues. There was not a single complaint or squabble. Faster than the Note 4 camera in every way. Considering the time gap of five years, the improvement in picture and video quality is noticeable. While I am not particularly picky when it comes to photography, I do find the S10's image quality to be impressive. 5. The fingerprint scanner is not very accurate. Although he can identify the print with just one viewing, it typically takes him a few tries. There is room for development in the software. The actual procedure of unlocking takes no time at all. Number five, I find that a full day's worth of independence is just right for me. Around seven in the morning, I unplug it and reconnect it to power, and at nine at night, I use the battery as a power source. The Note 4's battery died two to three hours earlier than it normally would have, and it drained faster in both standby and active modes. 6. The whole headset is a pile of garbage. The sound was utterly lifeless, and it paled in comparison to the quality of my old, cheap Sennheiser MX170 headphones.