Review on Samsung Galaxy S10E by Aneta Szmit ᠌

For myself, I'm quite smart! The result of Antutu is 329,991. I also completed a 15-minute stress test; I'll provide screenshots in the attachments (the young man said: "trot, but since I don't play, I shouldn't care about that"). It may take significantly longer to face unlock when there is a slight delay, when it is dark, or when there is a considerable tilt, but it always works. Finger unlocking only works when the finger is vertical (longitudinal); if the finger is horizontal, it does not unlock because there is ostensibly insufficient skin surface for reading. You can activate Bixby but not until 2022 (Google assistance), after which you can change the button's settings. The morning Bixby alarm when she greets hello and discusses the weather is the only thing I appreciate. Sometimes a day's worth of fees is plenty. I use it in medium-intensity mode, with the following applications running all the time: mail, instant messengers, YouTube, Instagram, and the browser; navigation, maps, taxis, and music; and games (and then only Mortal Kombat). 1.5 hours for quick charging straight out of the box. Only under load—for example, if something swings for a prolonged period of time or if you run demanding applications—does the case on the left begin to heat up. The phone fits tightly in the original case that came in the box. It is slick. I got the original silicone case right away because it seemed normal. The supplied headphones are decent. A USB adapter is also supplied. The screen appears to have a typical protection film applied from the package. No nfc, network, GPS, or bluetooth issues came to my attention. Videos and photos are both excellent. The device's appearance and user interface are more than appropriate for me. only Claudia was altered to use Google's. The fingerprint scanner may be a little high, but the weight and size are tiny, and it fits comfortably in the hand. Be careful since a glass, damaged screen, or broken back will forcefully impact your pocket in a circle. This smartphone's core features—compactness, especially when in a case, top stuffing, and being less expensive and, in some locations, cooler than an iPhone—are all integrated (which is clearly overpriced in 2022). I paid roughly 40k for a phone with accessories, and while I think the price is reasonable, I would be skeptical if it were to be more expensive.