Review on Smartphone Samsung Galaxy S22 8/128 GB RU, black phantom by Virot Phumsiri ᠌

Before that, there was the S10e, which was the ideal compact device for me. However, given that it is already three years old, it could not withstand the working day, and I was very glad that there was an S22 with comparable dimensions. The battery life of the new one is not significantly different from the battery life of the old S10e. After the May update, the phone hung up on me while I was on a call, and I had to restart it. The on-screen fingerprint sensor, which replaced the sensor on the S10e button, is generally disgusting; you have to poke it five times before it starts working. There is a lot of garbage software included on the new phone, and there is no way to remove it regularly. The screen has lost its protective coating and does not currently have one. Connection drops out intermittently and doesn't come back for a while, despite the fact that the one before it had no issues. Regrettably, there is not a great deal of variety in terms of tiny and with an AMOLED screen devices. It would be more beneficial to use Google 5 Only when you are in call mode and everyone around you can hear it does the sound from the on-screen speaker sound good. When you are playing a video or music, the sound shakes and jangles like the cheapest plastic Chinese toys. Phone is nothing more than a cap when compared to the earlier S-series models.