Review on Samsung Galaxy S20 8/128 GB Smartphone, Dual: nano SIM eSIM, grey by Ewa Bean ᠌

Various advantages: It is a reasonably compact device (although in recent years, the S series has always been on the cusp of simple one-handed operation), there is water protection, high performance, and a high-quality camera (or cameras, to be more specific). When compared to "pure" Android, the UI on each subsequent S series device does, in fact, get less intrusive as time goes on. This year, I appreciated the availability of eSim the most because it would make purchasing visual sim cards when travelling in a foreign country much more convenient. I bought it to replace my Samsung Galaxy S8, and in the end, the criteria that made the decision for me were as follows: - eSim - a new camera (obviously, after three years, there is already a discernible gap in quality) - assurance that Android will receive ates within the next two years (ates have recently been discontinued for the S8, and security fixes are only released quarterly). - the screen has less side twisting compared to the S8, S9, and S10 The item has some drawbacks; because it is so slick, I cannot wear it without a cover. You may hold it in your hand with more confidence even if you don't have a case because the corners have been made less twisted compared to prior generations. There is no 5G in the version that will be released in 2022, but in reality, it is not that frightening anyhow. There are no 5G networks available just yet, but I buy a phone that will last me for two to three years, so I could test it out while I'm touring the world. This year there is no black, but gray is acceptable as an alternative. No 3.5mm jack. However, it offers greater flexibility. The USB-C to 3.5-millimeter adaptor is not provided, but even if it were, I would not use it. However, they attached headphones, and these headphones are the same headphones that were previously available for the S series; the only difference is that these headphones have a USB-C connector. The headphones that are included in the package provide a decent sound quality. The PRO mode is NOT accessible while using the wide or telephoto settings:(