Review on Samsung Galaxy S10E by Eimei Suzuki ᠌

I never in a million years imagined that I would spit on the flagship product of a corporation that holds a significant percentage of the market. A dream was placed on my head and an official delivery was made to the year 2022! One of the drawbacks is that I was able to recall it straight away. Yet, I'm not worried because I bought it brand new for 27,000 dollars. Now if we double this misconception by fifty thousand, we get the following: Some pros: Dimensions, composition of materials, capabilities of the camera, color selections, and general presentation. I don't pay much attention to the camera on the screen because it looks more interesting to have thin frames arranged in a circle. Got cons: 1. No technical support at all. I enquired about the "improvers" of the music in the headphones and wanted to know how to turn them off. Dolby Atmos was recommended to me, so I turned it on. 2. The absence of firmware. It is an abomination when compared to the Xiaomi A1, which is the device that runs the most basic version of Google's Android One platform. 2.1. you are unable to block the numbers of contacts who do not have a digital number (including the Ministry of Emergency Situations and other organizations); 2.2. you are unable to display the name of the contact in the format of their full name on the call screen, the call log, or the SMS; only the IOF is exempt from this limitation. 2.3. the so-called "improvers" of the sound cannot be turned off; 2.4. screen profiles: by default, the red color becomes oversaturated; in the "natural" mode, the white color turns yellow; to prevent the white color from turning yellow, you must turn on the blue filter; and even with the white color, the display is not ideal; 2.5. I almost always have a local VPN working; on bare Android, this is the "key" icon next to the clock, mobile communications, and other things; however, Samsung thinks that I don't need to know this, and as a result, the only way I can tell if the VPN has stopped working is by pulling back the curtain; 2.6. the always on screen seems to be there, but it doesn't seem to be: I still couldn't display information about the nearest alarm clock on it (so that it was always on the screen, and not just when scrolling); 2.6. the always on screen seems to be there, but it doesn't seem to be. 2.7. having not one but two app stores is the most "brilliant" move: Some of the applications can be found on the Galaxy Store, while others can be found in Google Play and are described as being incredibly "convenient." 2.8. there is no way to record the sound of conversations, even though doing so is not illegal in the year 2022 (this is not on the bare android, but there is at least one Google policy and one firmware for the entire world); 3. Horrible optimization: the battery only lasts for two to three hours (email, browser, and music that has been pre-downloaded), and at the same time, the smartphone itself gets uncomfortably hot. 4. The mobile internet connection is less reliable than it was on the Xiaomi A1. 5. The satellite navigation is inferior to that of the Xiaomi A1 and takes longer to acquire satellites. 6. The flagship product does not have a function that is comparable to the True Tone feature found on an iPhone. 7. THE FLAKES ON THE SCREEN! If the issues that were stated weren't present on low-cost smartphones made in China, this whole thing would be a joke.