Review on 📱 Unlocked Samsung Galaxy S9 G960U 64GB Smartphone with 4G LTE & 12MP Camera - Midnight Black by Kero Kero ᠌

purchased to replace the iPhone SE Interests include water resistance (tested, used underwater at home, dabbled in Adygea, and attempted underwater photography in the Black Sea, but pictures taken underwater are not obtained), flagship specifications (2022), a great camera, an amoled display that should be bright and battery-efficient, a 3.5mm headphone jack (even though I use both wired and wireless headphones), and the android operating system, which, based on reviews, has become much more user-friendly. The camera's night vision impressed me; at night, it can see things I cannot. Green and blue, which appear fantastic on mobile devices, are hues that the camera adores. Camera noise, various types of circles, and other "artifacts" are visible on these hues when the image is magnified. The screen impressed me, especially with how bright it was outside. via negatives 1. The screen's battery life of 3 to 3.5 hours was determined to be standard. Without relying on "on / off wi fi" or other settings, I used it at ease while using vk, votsap, and telegraph; the battery was examined by the Samsung warranty service, and everything is in working order. 2. - I haven't experienced a burnout in the past five months. Fast burnout began with S8. zero white. just blue. 3. She eases off. There will occasionally be a small pause (since the phone has a powerful percentage), but not always. In particular, it makes it challenging to activate the video. This is where the previous iPhone Se performed better. At 4, I want the picture to be better as I get closer, but everything about it is fine. 4. I have never used an android device, so it's confusing why, when I turn on a $50,000 phone for the first time, I see "Calculate p" (yes, on two different lines!). I don't get the "night mode" because only half the apps work in black and the default Google can burn out your retina in white. I don't know if the 2022 flagship's several minor lags and glitches are intentionally introduced to promote the S10 or if they should be, but I find it odd that it performs less smoothly and comfortably than the SE.