Review on Samsung Galaxy S21 5G - Factory Unlocked US Version Smartphone with 📱 Pro-Grade Camera, 8K Video, 64MP High Res & 128GB Storage - Phantom Gray (SM-G991UZAAXAA) by Hien Quang ᠌

I'm not sure if it's worth it to snap pictures of the box, the phone, and other details that you can easily get online, so I'll stick to texting this time around. Many, many thanks to everyone who contributed. :) Pros: I've been using it for about six months now. Before receiving the phone I'm reviewing here, I used a different product made by this firm (particularly, the A41 at the time), and despite being a more affordable alternative, I found that I enjoyed using it for the better part of a year. Despite my familiarity with Samsung's technological prowess, I won't say whether I think its phones are better or worse in any particular respect. There is no such thing as a perfect smartphone; there will always be drawbacks or benefits. Apple fans are more inclined to go for an iPhone (for no particular reason), whereas Samsung fans like me take advantage of cutting-edge gadgets. After much thought and analysis, I've concluded that the situation calls for a fair and balanced viewpoint. And. It's impossible for anything to be better. Up to this moment, there has been zero delay. It's important to note that I don't install any third-party apps from the internet or load the phone with a thousand fonts or themes or icons or anything else that may potentially compromise the security of my device. I don't see any reason to say that the iPhone is more trustworthy than other smartphones, given that this is in principle an open system—one of the reasons why technology may become detrimental if misused (global cuts in functions are not equal to quality, although to each his own). In the beginning, toggling between camera modes was a clumsy process that caused the phone to overheat. When some time had passed, however, most of these problems were resolved. Even though I emailed them several times with the same question, they always got back to me quickly. The problem I was describing was also highlighted up there, and it pertains to the consortium of businesses I was talking about. It's just that the overall experience is more humanistic (like having some leeway in how you use it, or talking to a company where they actually listen and attempt to help), but the visual quality is unparalleled. I've always preferred a black phone to my current lavender one. The availability of cellphones in black has been a constant disappointment. Not here, though; not here, and you stare at it in wonder once more. Indeed, I'm in love, and thank you very much! despite the benefits, it has. I understand that the lack of a memory card port is a drawback for some people, but to be fair, this is not the first Samsung phone to have no such slot. However I don't like to "clutter" the device, therefore I've been keeping my pictures in other programs for a while now. It's worth remembering that this phone's battery isn't the strongest one out there. This has sparked a lot of discussion, as various people have varied criteria for what they consider to be "activity" when using the gadget. I am completely self-sufficient at this point. Recently, when I had 97% at 23 o'clock (+/-), I listened to music while browsing the Internet, and I stayed up until about 5 o'clock in the morning. About 56% of the mobile device's battery life remains. Do what you think is best here. The lack of an available adaptor is the next issue. This, however, is another debatable issue. For one thing, I was able to utilize anything that was old without any problems because I had a power adaptor (like you would have had if you weren't buying this brand for the first time) (however, the new wire is very strange, since this Type -c). I recently bought a new phone despite having sold my previous one, which I did without the accessories in order to sell it. Indeed, it would be great if everything was kept safe, but I can't say that my own life has been particularly tragic to warrant its preservation.