Review on Smartphone Samsung Galaxy S23 8/256 GB, Dual: nano SIM + eSIM, phantom black by Mateusz Sztrekier ᠌

Previous smartphones: OnePlus 8T, OnePlus 10 Pro. I needed a compact smartphone and I had several criteria: 1) The smartphone should be compact so that it is convenient to operate with one hand 2) It must support 2022 networks FULLY, not just bands, but also VoLte and VoWifi functions 3) It had to be a snapdragon smartphone. Exinoses, media libraries, Kirins are not interesting 4) Autonomy should be good (7 hours of screen at least) Iiiii I found it all in S23. To be honest, I didn’t like smart phones from Samsung because of their hot processor and OneUI shell. There was also a negative experience with TouchWiz. But it seems that Samsung has corrected itself and it fell into my hands. I really liked everything, although I got off OnePlus, which "rolled down", turning into oppo or realmi with color os. What I liked: The cameras shoot well and clearly, better, they are much better than the OnePlus 10 pro with their Hasselblad. The default camera app can read qr codes without any google lenses. You can extract text from a photo or screenshot, which is very convenient when you are sent not a number, but a screenshot with a number. There is a function "scenarios" where you automate routine processes. For example, you can set it up so that when you get into the car and the phone connects to the bluetooth of the car, Navigator starts automatically. You can also make it so that if you connect to a specific Wi-Fi network, the smartphone switches to 2g to save battery power without sacrificing functionality. I have been using the smartphone for just over a week, and I have not found anything that could piss me off. The screen is flat, good, I like autonomy, the cameras are just My Respect, convenience is on top, it doesn’t bug, it doesn’t hang, it has its own chips. You can only find fault with the configuration of the smartphone. The surprise for me was that there is no film on the screen. There was no charging either, but I knew that. Honestly, despite its merits, the smartphone should cost around 50k, not 62k. This is his fair price.