Review on Samsung Galaxy S20 FE (128GB, 6GB) 6.5-inch 120Hz AMOLED, Snapdragon 865, IP68 Water Resistant, Dual-SIM GSM Unlocked (Global 4G LTE) SM-G780G/DS International Model with Wireless Charger Bundle in Navy by Mateusz Dbkowski ᠌

Overall, I'm happy with the move from the Google Pixel 2 to the S20Fe. I was pleased with the large beautiful screen, the quality of the camera and sound, and the appearance. Some jambs of the firmware and a couple of iron flaws such as vibration and imprint were not pleased. Has pros: + Pts nice 120Hz screen (not sensitive to noise, so I'm fine) + Responsive performance, good processor + OneUI 4.0 skin is quite flexible and looks nice + Battery life is about 6.5 hours, after the second pixel with a dead battery, this is heaven and earth. + Fast charging, it was not a problem the lack of fast charging in the kit, because. I charge with an old charger from Pixel 1 + Good stereo sound + Ergonomics and convenience of the phone in hand + Cameras. All cameras on the phone perform their functions 100 out of 100, the camera application is also very pleased, I tried to put a pixel camera out of habit, not to say that I began to take pictures much better. + Video shoots well, not an iPhone, but also very worthy. + Dust / moisture protection, a nice bonus. + Face unlock, works reasonably fast, almost completely compensates for the disabled fingerprint sensor. Different cons: - Frankly unsuccessful optical fingerprint scanner under the screen. It works every other time, forget about wet fingers. the location is not the most convenient. Compared to the same feature on the Pixel 2, which had an unmistakable unlock in a split second, it's a pain in the and takes out face recognition at least a little. - Pts dumb vibro, after, if not perfect, but very pleasant (sharp) vibro on Pixel 2, here this function is at the level of my old Nexus 5, rumbles like a tractor. - The lack of Google Feed on this particular model is infuriating, why does S21Fe have this function, but not here ? I do not understand. - Pain with firmware and their installation process. (Personally, my corral, because almost all the time I used Google products where it was an elementary operation)