Review on Smartphone Samsung Galaxy S20 FE 6/128 GB, red by Felicja Foktyska ᠌

In my experience as a long-term owner of Samsung mobile devices, I have found that: 1. You should immediately recognize this and not have high expectations because this is not a scaled-down version of the S series but rather an upgraded version of the A series. 2. I have a version that runs on the Snapdragon processor; during active work (heavy games after 30 minutes), the temperature of the battery drops to 38-39 degrees, while the temperature of the processor rises to 40-41 degrees (AIDA64 readings). The situation on Exynox is apparently worse; use my version instead. 3. Battery: I have a hard time understanding reviews that say things like, "and my old Honor, Huawei, Xiaomi, etc., retained the charge better twice!" " Yeah, and my outdated Nokia 2210 went a whole week without needing to be recharged. So what? People, there are other displays, other processors, and so on and so forth. The more powerful the device and the better the display, the more energy it will consume. 4. There is a factory film on the screen (RU version), most likely because the Gorilla Glass is very weak; nevertheless, it has never been a S series, so perhaps that is why the sensor does not work clearly; I don't know. Unjudgmental, but not very comfortable at times, it sometimes skips pushing or jumps off, and there is no such sensation of clear effort. 5. About the fingerprint scanner and the Face ID: it's true that it doesn't work perfectly, but it's tolerable enough. A lot still depends on how you take a picture of your face; you need to do it from the angle that typically occurs. You need to be aware of the fact that it does not function in the same manner as it does on an iPhone. In nine out of 10 instances, I am quickly able to identify the fingerprint, which is par for the course for me. 6. The screen, the speed, the smoothness, the camera, and a fantastic shell for Android are all advantages of this device. Conclusions: all in all, a good phone, not without flaws, of course, but if you buy the version on Snapdragon and the price is up to 40 thousand (I personally took it for 37,490), it is quite the place to be. In other words, the price is justified. It is essential to have more reasonable expectations and to view the situation in a more objective light; yet, the decision-making process belongs solely to the individual. In my opinion, the phone is of high quality for the price that it retails for.