Review on Smartphone Samsung Galaxy S20 FE 6/128 GB, red by Wiktor Lisowicz ᠌

I should preface this by saying that while the picture appears to be the same on snap, it appears to be vastly different on exynos. The phone has exceeded my expectations, and for calls of up to 40,000, it's my top choice. Cost me 35 dollars. Several advantages are listed below: A Camera. Most recognizable version, best in class telephoto, standard width. The camera and video recording capabilities of the smartphone are also top-notch. Processing unit. The interface and all games run at a smooth 120 frames per second, even at max settings (except for genshin; however, I have not yet seen a smartphone with iron running at 60 frames per second on high). This is not the best 865 snap implementation, but it is a powerful phone. Very content. - Independence. I was caught off guard by this outcome, having anticipated the worse. More than six hours of screen time at 120 Hz, Wi-Fi, and gaming are available 24/7. Things are worse out on the street with 4G, but the enhanced brightness and 120 frames per second make the end result well worth it. If you have this phone, you can rest assured that a given battery charge will last you the entire day without needing to resort to external power sources like power banks. Given that his sibling on the exinos has four hours of screen time, Samsung's claim of autonomy comes as a surprise. - Display. Great, I enjoy talking to him, and I had no issues with the sunlight. The reverberation met with my approval. Printing it out is a piece of cake. That's right, stereo. Once again, I was taken aback by the premium quality and booming sound of the final product, and I couldn't be happier that they didn't skimp. - Outer casing and use as a whole. OneUI is the greatest android shell in my opinion, and it's why I use it. I liked the Bixby scripts (I don't recall that there were such on other shells, only on IOS, but I could be wrong), the KNOX folder, pairing with Windows, and the design, although it was a little buggy and a little hefty. I appreciate the sleek look and sturdy aluminum construction. Yet, the device's low price reflects the plastic construction of its rear. Plastic is cool in my book. Doesn't get too hot. Naturally, it took the first two hours of use before it started to get comfortable. I used to get hot even during games, but now I never do. - Dual SIM card/SD card/microSD card slots. The ability to use an SD card is a wonderful feature. Has some drawbacks There are numerous issues. First thing I did was make sure I didn't have a fake copy. This also happens on the snap, so it's important to double-check in the store before buying. I believe firmware updated resolved the issue. This is the fingerprint reader. Just the right price, no flaws, but not lightning quick. Nonetheless, this does account for the phone's low price. I don't know why, but sometimes the safeguards in my hands prevent unintentional pressing. - 128 GB model has 6 GB RAM There is no 3.5 mm jack. This is a huge drawback in my book, but it seems to be standard on most phones now.