Review on Smartphone Samsung Galaxy S20 FE 6/128 GB RU, mint by Micha Kobiaka ᠌

Samsung, you can't be serious, can you? examples of usage and adjustments in two to three weeks? I purchased a phone and used it for a week at home without inserting any SIM cards or connecting it to anything other than the internet. I was searching for a case and selecting headphones at the time. I was petrified that I might damage it. In general, the phone did not retain any charge at all when there was no load on it! When I get to work in the morning, the bodies are already arranged on the block. I come back, and the battery on the phone has already died, which makes me giggle. They didn't even bother discussing him; he was just left alone in the box. It charges in the same repulsively sluggish manner as before. Charges to 100% in one hour on an older Samsung Galaxy S7. In addition, this one deceives for a period of two hours and accounts for 35–40% of the charge. Horror. I wasn't paying attention to whether the fee was for 15 or 25W, so it could have been anything. I am thankful that I was able to return the phone to the store today. The sellers stated that at this point, all of them are the same. To the company SAMSUNG, I have a question: are you that financially strapped that you cannot include a 25W charger in the package? I was also taken aback when I saw the charging wire was only a few inches long. When I was younger, that was the standard length. You are going to have to answer the phone while sitting on your back because you just plugged in the cord. Dear firm, by eliminating the headphones from the package, you have already saved a significant amount of money. If you want to save more money, then do not cut corners by using short lines and low charges. S7 has been my primary operating system for the past 8 years. It continues to function quite well. Despite the fact that she broke the glass, she continued drinking. An outstanding battery that is able to maintain its charge till nightfall, despite making calls nonstop throughout the day, taking photos and scans at work, delivering documents, and so on. The navigator only consumes a significant amount of the battery. I think they have the best interface, comfort, photo archives, and the ability to transfer photos in jpg format to and from a computer is incredible. Samsung has been using a variety of them for a number of years. It's not even close to being on par with an iPhone. A year ago, I decided to upgrade to the iPhone 11, but I quickly realized that it was uncomfortable, with a lot of unnecessary features but none of the essential ones that Samsung offers. In a nutshell, charging is a nasty experience, and the phone's battery does not keep a charge at all, which is the single most critical feature for a mobile device. Why bother with a powerful processor if the phone's battery would be dead in four hours? Consider taking action about the charging and the battery. And use a standard wire rather than cores. I really want to purchase a new Samsung, but I'm concerned that all of the batteries will be dead when it arrives. Yet the reality is that if you have a landline phone, you should not disconnect from the network.