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Review on Samsung Galaxy Smartphone S20 5G 12/128 GB, grey by Micha Chmielewski ᠌

Revainrating 3 out of 5

Not a bad product, nothing extraordinary.

The broad consensus is that the findings are contentious. There's a sense of frivolity and color, but also that the ignorance and complexity of many vital processes get in the way of living. I was out $45 after buying it and was unsatisfied. For me, Tepep Samsung is not a luxury brand because the Chinese shells are just more practical and superior in every way (without becoming cluttered and unnecessary). The technological side is fine, but I doubt that it will be sufficient in two years with such a hungry shell (all those gigabytes of RAM aren't wasted). Also, I didn't expect Samsung to skimp so much on hardware, as evidenced by its use of cheap, low-quality parts (such as displays with dreadful PWM and vibration, as seen in smartphones costing $15,000.) and nasty, quickly-drained batteries. Here, I'll wrap up the song's lyrics and offer my take on the primary elements. 1) The display is juicy and pleasing to the eye, with consistent backlighting (although it did not escape the fact that the shades of gray are warmer on top and cold on the bottom). However the shimming settings are terrible, and if I can't detect the flickering at 70% brightness, there must be many others who can. Like with other 865-based smartphones, the Snap's performance is top-notch. Its application in this case is hardly the worst of its kind. There are a ton of trials available on YouTube, so I won't bother with that. Interesting, though, is that despite this speed, some interface primitives behave quite jerkily and intermittently (especially with gestures) Thirdly, 128 GB of storage space is insufficient for a sub-flagship device in the year 2022. 4) Independence is common, but it fluctuates. It will be 5:50 PM when it occurs, and 4:00 AM when it lands (this is all at 120 Hz and medium brightness). The fact that the first 50% of the population disappears slowly while the second 50% disappears like a shot before our very eyes is also peculiar. Five) The camera's detail wasn't great (worse than the top thirty), but I really appreciate the colors and saturation. Shirik can be used during the day and at night, just like any other magic. In essence, digital zoom is completely pointless. 6) The charging time is quite long, usually around 20 hours, and the power output varies from 30 to 25 watts.

Pros
  • 1) It's not a horrible design, and it's even better in black, where it appears quite high-end (personally, I was not embarrassed by the similarity with the A-series). It has a great aspect ratio, which makes it slim. The case's slim profile and comfortable handhold were also major selling points for me. 2) Several intriguing tidbits, such as the option to add an app to a folder from a separate folder rather than dragging it from the icons panel. Samsung Dex is cool, however I haven't used it to its full potential yet. inverting the charge (although with its autonomy, you most likely will not use it). manner of operation that can be used with a single hand, albeit swipes aren't always recognized. sidebar crammed with programs, you'll be a lifelong user after learning the multitasking gesture. The smartphone I was given, a Wang yuai 3.1, has its advantages and disadvantages. For me, it's more the former, but it would be unfair to judge the whole system according to how I personally feel about it. The benefits are undeniable. It's attractive, full of vibrant colors, and contains everything else a potential customer needs to walk away with a brand new Samsung from the booth. Yet you mustn't relax your guard around them. There have been many positive changes to Samsung since the tachwiz era, but the fundamental approach to development has not shifted. This is the same shell that is bloated to the gills with features and functions it doesn't need and lacks the basic ones that are probably present elsewhere. For example, I can't change the percentage of battery life displayed, but I can't get rid of the network speed, wifi, or battery indication type from the status bar. Not that it would be a huge hardship, but it would make it impossible to burn down the region around the indicator within a few years. The desktop icon names cannot be changed (afk was enabled on oxygen, because it visually looks better) You can't take a screenshot using a three-finger gesture; instead, you must use the controls.
Cons
  • Explore these areas: 1) A squiggly and awkward way to divide the screen in half for two separate work areas. It's inconvenient because when you open one program from above, you don't see a desktop with all apps (or a multitasking menu), but rather a menu of apps you can open (where you can add them). The bottom-opening multitasking or desktop is far more comfortable and easy to use, so I'm not sure why this extra step is necessary. 2) With gestures turned on, a multitasking gesture was made instead of entering the Google Claudia settings. Xs why, this was never an issue with my previous phones (vanplas 7t and 7pro). 3) Attempting to edit photographs in Facebook with gestures becomes impossible because the gesture reverses itself when you attempt to crop the photo vertically. 4) The awkward and needlessly difficult horizontal-vertical orientation option selection of horizontal-vertical orientation is utterly stupid. If your phone is horizontal on the floor and you want to switch to portrait mode, clicking the appropriate button on the quick access curtain will tell you that landscape mode is currently active. In other words, there are three distinct phases to this style (portrait, landscape and auto-rotate). Also, if you want to change the smartphone's orientation from landscape to portrait without utilizing auto-rotate, you'll have to flip it over. 5) The placement of the volume controls is a fascinating topic, but it's annoying when they're both on the right. 6) I find it odd that the connection is poorer here than on my vanplace 7 pro, where I was able to make 4g function. 7) I've included a screenshot of what it's like to multitask on wang yuai and oxygen in the fourth and fifth images. Why the elongated form? Instead of coming up with a completely new symbol, why not use one that everyone already knows? Why not just say "split screen" instead of the redundant "launch in split screen"? All of the wang yuai is included here.