Review on Samsung Galaxy S22 8/128 GB Smartphone, black phantom by Stanisaw Lem ᠌

With the problems mentioned up top, it's safe to say that this is a letdown. Includes advantages: Waterproof. Everything else that hasn't been included in the drawbacks is just the standard fare. The processing power is sufficient for all uses. The screen's color palette is muted and undersaturated, yet the experience is pleasant because to the absence of harsh contrast. When compared to photos taken with my other phones, cameras, and action cams, this one easily takes the cake. Just progressive thinking at work now. As far as can be expected from a system of this size, the audio performs well. Distinct drawbacks: The battery is a major problem. 1. When you pay a premium for a smartphone, you anticipate high quality. And then the CPU, RAM, and display are all fine, but useless when the battery is down to 10%. This is a major disaster. Not a level at all. Three times as much is required to achieve the desired state of mindless usage. 2.A fingerprint. It's normal, except it just appears in the center and on one side of the screen. For that amount, I want the phone to perform all of its functions without my intervention other than the occasional idea. Here, you'll need to strategically apply your mind. The shape is a negative three. I did not enjoy it. Slim and lengthy. Using data from 16:9 6.1" cellphones, I determined that this diagonal is ideal. I won't be posting for a while, but I'm at a loss to comprehend Reason Number Seventeen. The convenience of 5:9 is not universal. The Samsung casing did not approve, either. It's simpler and makes more sense in Chinese. I have several grievances. Furthermore, noises. Today, the alarm went off. And you can blame Samsung for this. Many assertions.