Review on Protect Your Samsung Galaxy S21 Ultra 5G with a 2 Pack of 📱 HD Tempered Glass Screen and Camera Lens Protectors - Includes Fingerprint Unlock and Anti-Scratch Technology by Ada Falkowska ᠌

I have used Samsung products for a very long time, beginning with the S2, and this is the worst phone I have ever had. I purposely took the S20+ that I had before and put it on a snap, and it is still working without any issues. After reading a sufficient number of reviews, the majority of which were probably paid for, I made the decision to take it on the exinos just before going on vacation, and lo and behold, he was unable to shoot anything at all, the camera constantly writes that the device is overheated, whereas the S20 + works in the area in the same conditions and does not experience any problems at all. Because it is difficult to react to the back buttons even when it is not loaded, the memory release button is now on the main screens. You should use it whenever you exit any application because it is difficult to react to the back buttons even when it is not loaded. Although I have not had direct experience with the Snap 888, I have heard that it runs hot, but I do not believe it suffers from the same issues. It's big and cool, but when you need to quickly take a photo, we press the camera, it opens and that's it, it doesn't work; we wait 5 seconds and it comes to its senses, and if you immediately transfer it to video when you open it, then you have to wait even longer. It's really not pleasant to use, but it is cool. When you need to quickly take a photo, we press the camera, it opens and that's it; it doesn't work You close the application you're currently using and then switch to another one right away; otherwise, it won't work, so he should give it some thought. After that, you can switch to another application after the screen blinks and the brightness is reduced. And you can have this phone for a hundred thousand dollars, give or take. A disappointing one from Samsung's point of view. Purchasing is not something I encourage doing. It's highly unlikely that the next one will be a Samsung.