Review on Samsung Galaxy S6 Edge 32GB Smartphone, blue by Alexander Bambang ᠌

I used to have a lot of respect for Samsung as a company, but I have to admit that I was fooled by their "unique screen." At first, the device functioned extremely well, with a screen that was snappy and a clever operation of everything and everything. Even the games were of the highest quality. After that, however, the unexpected happened (already for 2 months). At initially, only half of the screen was successful. I turn the phone on once, but it does not turn on. After twenty seconds, the screen finally wakes up, but only half of it displays a picture. However, it does respond to gestures. Repaired for one week under the terms of the guarantee. Eventually the quality of the wifi started to deteriorate. There is wifi, but there seems to be a problem with the wifi. The availability of Wi-Fi is presumably restored whenever there is a shift in the orientation of the stars. Even resetting everything to its factory defaults was not helpful. Repaired on a twice-weekly basis again. Antennas are STILL VERY feeble. This device informs me that there is absolutely no signal in the home or in the elevator, both of which are locations where a Chinese mobile phone can be inserted into the seat and used to make calls (this is the least I expected from the Samsung). To tell you the truth, he doesn't really live off the batteries until the evening. I don't know if I was "lucky" with the party or if they are all like that, but I did refund the money and turn over the apartment after there were three breakdowns. And after giving it some more thought, I have come to the conclusion that the price of a smart device should not be more than ten thousand dollars; anything more than that is a waste of money and may result in hemorrhoids for the same amount of cash.