Review on 💻 Samsung Galaxy S8 SM-G950 Unlocked 64GB US Version Midnight Black with US Warranty by Chia-pin Lin ᠌

My long-held desire of having a phone with a screen that covered the full front panel of the device was finally realized when I purchased the device in question. The phone rang. He would have to lop off approximately 20–25 percent of the screen, and then the Athos SE would not be able to cover anything at all. Perhaps, given that I come from the "short-toed" population, perhaps my fingers would be a little bit longer. The advantages of it include the following: The fingerprint scanner is located in a convenient spot, and if the phone is held in the correct rake position, the user's index finger can rest comfortably on the scanner. Because the music produced by the speakers is so very loud, I was forced to take the brave step of turning it down by half ("difficult in the ear" - even for me, it's uncomfortable when turned up to maximum). The Galaxy S8's support for USB-C was one among the factors that led me to choose it over the Galaxy S7 edge. Maintains a charge very well, fits very nicely in the hand, the screen is practically the ideal size, but in comparison to the body of the previous model (950XL), it is easier to access all sections of the device. Rich equipment. Completely completely connected to the Display Dock from Microsoft by making use of the "Leena Launcher" (the primary application that controls "everything" to configure) - grinned. There are several launchers available, but I tested this one "fast" for feedback (MS did not restrict three USB ports and DP) because I was interested in learning more about it. The following are some of its negative aspects: They did not remove the antiquated 3.5 connector (it was such a disappointment to me because companies finally started to move away from this archaic technology and dust collector, and the fact that they did not do so here). In the event that I ever use headphones, they will be standard or big bluetooth ears from a brand such as Sony. Earplugs are one thing that I simply cannot stand wearing. What I don't like about Samsung is the camera design, which is instantly recognizable:) "Third leg," as described by Bixby. It's difficult for me to get used to the face scanner because I don't fully understand where, when, and how to poke the screen so that it "normally" scans the face without a reminder (on the 950XL, this was easier to do, although I didn't use the IRIS scanner because it's simpler to enter a pin). I can't get used to the face scanner because it's difficult for me to get used to the face scanner because I don't fully understand where, The USB cable is extremely slick and snug; it "tore off" with only minimal effort. I charge my device via the charging port on the MS 950XL, which is considerably more convenient (there was a Display Dock from that body, and 950XL changed to S8 under warranty with a small surcharge).