Review on 💻 Samsung Galaxy S8 SM-G950 Unlocked 64GB US Version Midnight Black with US Warranty by Kristiyana Setiyawat ᠌

Yet with its flaws, the phone nevertheless manages to make a positive impression. You adjust to them (the drawbacks) and eventually come to enjoy using the phone despite them. What are your thoughts on whether or not I should buy it? In light of the market's plethora of alternatives, I wouldn't rush into anything. Pros: The curved nature of this high-resolution, high-brightness screen provides a novel perspective on multimedia presentation. It's nice to look at high-resolution photos and movies on YouTube. I don't know if this feature is exclusive to the iPhone 10 or later, but its performance, multitasking, and a chip (dual screen) allow you to watch YouTube and, for example, write a review on the market for this phone all at once. A high-quality camera with several options for taking excellent photographs. Any type of wetting is handled by the device's moisture protection system, whether inadvertent or experimental, albeit unlike Sony, you can't use the display until you totally wipe it dry, which is especially inconvenient when using the fingerprint scanner. Excellent layout, construction, and components. The battery life is about par, lasting through a full day of moderate use; at least it holds up well in cold temperatures, unlike some other batteries. The negatives: However, the fingerprint reader is the biggest downside. This holds true for its precise location, size, and reactiveness. The sensor on Chinese equivalents performs significantly better. Another noteworthy is the screen's curvature, which is both a benefit and a hindrance due to the fact that the curved screen's sensor is more likely to detect touches from your hand simply because you're holding it that way (without a case). As a result, the rounded corners of the screen make it inconvenient to operate the phone without a case, as inadvertent touches and sensor responses are more likely to occur there. The screen's curve won't be an issue if you protect it with a case, but then the screen would be useless anyway. Instagram and other apps aren't distortion-optimized, so they devour a tiny portion of your photos. The issues with this screen's curvature are, in my opinion, intrinsic to all devices that don't have a frame around the display.