Review on Smartphone Samsung Galaxy S8 6/128 GB, 2 SIM, black diamond by Wiktor Prusek ᠌

Ergonomics. Fingerprint scanner on the back - without turning the phone over, I don't hit it Headphone output from the bottom - when I listen to music, holding the phone is inconvenient -Operation of sensors. The accelerometer does not always correctly determine the position of the screen, you have to shake the phone to rotate the picture. GPS works worse than we would like. I went to the forest with a friend, her OnePlus 3T immediately determined how she was standing in space, for this I had to walk 10 meters - Small glitches. Infrequently, but it happens. For six months of operation, the sensor hung 4 times - I press the icons on the main screen - it does not respond. At the same time, the physical buttons work, the music continues to play. Three times there was a situation when, from 20% charge, the battery dropped to 0 in less than 10 minutes, no special applications were used. Today Google services fell off, after rebooting everything worked. After the ate, authorization in wifi in the metro is imposed through the wifi connection utility, but it does not work there. Previously, I connected to wi-fi, opened auth. Wi-fi. Ru in the browser, and logged in. Now you need to connect Wi-Fi, open authorization from the connection utility, but it doesn’t work there, so in the middle you need to select “open the page in the browser”, but it doesn’t open, so after that you need to type auth. Wi-fi. Ru in the browser. Two extra steps, very annoying. Viber now, with the Internet always on, can deliver messages with a delay of half a day. This was not the case with the previous phone. - a bunch of unnecessary and uninstallable programs from Samsung. But here I knew what I was getting into - Modem. Unreasonably chooses 3g where there is LTE and its signal is better. That is, the phone is in H +, I select the "LTE only" mode with a third-party program, it switches to 4g, after which I select "auto" back in the same program, it reconnects again, but in 4g. It's terribly annoying to poke the phone into something that there are faster networks