Review on Samsung Galaxy S10E by Aashit Sing ᠌

The phone isn't terrible, but it has a lot of flaws, and the money you spend on it isn't worth it. It can't compete with the top-of-the-line models; the only obvious advantages are the screen and the primary camera. With all of its perks. A good primary camera, despite the fact that its images are still blurry in low light and artificial lighting, a screen with a high level of brightness, a significant number of built-in memory, and the ability to play back media files These are some downsides: Battery! It's like something out of a nightmare! Even while it's still worse on iPhones, it's possible that iPhone owners won't comprehend what I'm saying about how the phone can last through a day with only very light use. When you utilize the camera, connect to bluetooth, or switch on the location, it disappears right in front of your eyes. The last percentages are particularly "pleasing": while 30% of the charge is still there, it's truly 20-30 minutes of screen operation; with a high charge, the consumption is far reduced. It takes at least an hour and a half to charge, and there is no option for accelerated loading. I did not become friends with Bixby, and he frequently appears while unlocking even if they do not ask him to; file storage is not very convenient, as you have to navigate to downloads; It is frustrating when you need to rapidly turn on the phone because the screen lock window frequently appears when you are unlocking the device.