Review on 📱 Samsung Galaxy S21 5G Smartphone, Purple Phantom - 8GB RAM, 256GB Storage by Mateusz Jamroz ᠌

Instead, I opted for a four-year-old Samsung that, to the company's credit, continues to function well. Since I had faith in Samsung and this was their latest and greatest flagship model, I decided to skip checking out the reviews. It was the images that initially drew my attention. The whole family, from the 12-year-old kid to the 30-year-old wife, all use these phones. The two sources' photographs are essentially identical. If you can tell which phone in a photo costs 12t. R, then your eyes won't have any trouble telling which phone is a Samsung A72 (I could be mistaken) from the medium price range. That's too bad. Costs double for S21+. Next - the blinking status diode is the most crucial one for me. As an example, a message from a favorite contact might be indicated by a yellow icon, while a red one would indicate that charging has finished. Nothing but dismay and astonishment. I appreciated the ease of it. Even with a dirty hand, the fingerprint sensor will still function. Only a slightly dusty tool was in my hands today. The finger appeared clean, but there was no legible print. It is awkward, you're right about that. I prefer it either on the back of the device or, as is the case with some devices, within the power button. Although I am now a C fan, I am open to trying other smartphone brands in the future. Although it becomes warmer than my other smart devices when charging or shooting pictures or videos, I didn't notice any communication problems. Notably, there is no improvement in the coverage area of communication with a bluetooth watch as compared to a modest smart 2022; the connection is lost at the same locations as previously. And cellular operators' signal reception has not improved at all; just as it did not catch in some locations with different standards, it still does not catch in those locations (there is a testing location where it does catch occasionally, but not very often). Commonly speaking, no miracles for 70 If you don't plan on playing games, you shouldn't overspend for a device that costs $30 but is otherwise comparable. FYI, I've included a comparison shot between the S21+ and a Samsung that's darker and costs over twice as much. The difference is negligible at best.