Review on Smartphone Samsung Galaxy S20 FE 6/128 GB, Dual nano SIM, blue by Stanisaw Frank ᠌

With a price tag of 35k, the tel is even really excellent, but it has jambs that are unprotected and are very slippery. Considering its size, it is also not the most practical, though I wouldn't call it a shovel. There is a built-in DAC from Cirrus Logik, and the sound is surprisingly lively by smartphone standards. However, it is disappointing to return to digital through USB; why couldn't you put in the jack by sacrificing the battery? As a result, you need an adaptor with a DAC for basic earplugs and AUX, and the sound is almost never what the maker had in mind. In terms of specifications, the front camera appears to be adequate: 32 MP, f/2.0, 4K60 fps, no stutter in 4K30, and it lathers nicely even during the day. However, at night, noise reduction is specific, and the quality is subpar compared to that of bodies costing $10,000 or more. The front camera's algorithms were clearly messed up by the Koreans in general. however the back camera takes very good photographs with noises and details without needless sharpening. Sometimes, however, it raises the contrast too much and oversaturates the colors, but this is taste. The quality of the photos and videos produced is comparable to c21. Overall, a decent smartphone that competes with the flagship model despite lacking frills in terms of price and quality