Review on Samsung Galaxy Note 10 Factory Unlocked Cell Phone With 256GB (U Cell Phones & Accessories by Anuson Rachso ᠌

It has a poor battery. The presence of a power bank solves this, but I would still prefer longer battery life (I have wireless charging at home and at work, so I hardly notice this drawback, but if you are not planning a long trip in a personal car and want to actively use your phone during the day, you can't do without a power bank). Probably the absence of a headphone port; even though I occasionally use full Bluetooth headphones, there was once a rental car without a 3.5 jack when there was an aux (but taking an adapter from ucb-c to 3.5 is not a problem for such cases). The cost is considerable, without a doubt, but it would be a stretch to call it a drawback. Moreover, the under-screen optical unlock scanner is incredibly slow. Despite the fact that the phone usually unlocks the face swiftly, I don't really appreciate his work. Oh, and there's another funny thing. Murtazin on the mobile review complimented the screen in the sense that it responds flawlessly to sunlight and light sensors enable the screen to rapidly and smoothly change to different lighting situations. Yet I wouldn't suggest that the phone screen that is active is in any way unique from other screens when exposed to the intense Crimean sun (in the same Huawei P smart Z for example). There is no magic involved here with the light sensor.