Review on 💻 Samsung Galaxy S8 SM-G950 Unlocked 64GB US Version Midnight Black with US Warranty by Agata Jurkiewicz ᠌

The fingerprint reader is slow, refuses to read wet fingers, is located in an inconvenient place, and the camera lens frequently becomes dirty, despite the fact that the finger must be positioned precisely on the reader for speedy (no) fingerprint readability. The phone's screen is frequently unlocked mid-conversation, requiring the user to set the device down and then return it to their ear to lock it. In comparison to the Pocophone F1, the face recognition sensor is painfully sluggish and completely useless in low light. The charging port is not as accessible as those on other phones; the cable is not inserted naturally, so I have to feel about in the dark to find it. The Bixby app is completely pointless, and its button is in an awkward place. The inability to disable it or attach another program to it without the use of third-party applications causes me to frequently mistake it for the volume down button. Weak volume from the portable speaker. My phone's primary camera lens was placed incorrectly, making photos look skewed (it does not affect the shooting). Sometimes when you double-click the lock button on the screen to rapidly launch the camera, a window appears on top of the camera with a prideful inscription reading, "I just used the quick launch," making it very difficult for instant shooting. I had to cut the case since the corners kept getting pushed out by the protective glass, but it's been six months and there's been no damage to the screen. You can see the dark space between the screen and the upper edge of the body where the front camera is located. When trying to adjust the volume while the phone is resting vertically on its side, or when the lock button is accidentally touched when my finger is on the opposite side of the device, I wish it were located on the top.