Review on 💻 Samsung Galaxy S8 SM-G950 Unlocked 64GB US Version Midnight Black with US Warranty by Ryan Limkk ᠌

I used iPhones, but I treated myself to a Note 4 three years ago. It was fantastic. a combined mini-iPad and phone: In fact, I miss this "shovel" because I enjoyed it. The Galaxy S8 seemed small to him; because to his propensity of conversing, the rounded screen made it difficult to use because he frequently unintentionally triggered the Edge buttons. Because it is so slick, you can't press your shoulder down without worrying that it will come off. When you sit down, it frequently falls out of your pants' pockets, if not on the floor. Although being a really stylish phone, it is not particularly pleasant to use on a daily basis. The original iPhone 3G had rounder shapes, which I always thought I loved, but the S8 just slithers out of my fingers like a fish. I got Maple Gold, which is actually a metallic shade of grey rather than gold. You can see the fat from the fingers (if anything, my hands) on the back surface, which irritates me. Everything appears to be in order from the front, even though often you just prod the screen. You cannot identify where the top is, where the bottom is, or where to hit the Home button if Always on display is not activated. I had the original wireless charger before, but I had to purchase a separate cover or case with a receiver for the Note4 (which were constantly out of stock). And the Galasy S8 already comes with this transmitter, which I now find to be excellent. comfortable! Wires are not twisted. But at the same time, the phone clearly warms up; I'm not sure if this is bad for it or not. On the one hand, type-c charging is advantageous since it eliminates the need to consider which side to insert the wire. However, they always come up with something new. For example, micro-usb used to work well with many devices. You must now always have type-C with you, or an adaptor. Not the best at charging, but there is always an outlet at home, at work, and at any cafe. Power bank if not. or a dialing telephone. Naturally, it depends on your lifestyle. Bixby! Why do we need two buttons? I unintentionally swipe left, and Bixby starts to climb once more! I don't want to talk on the phone, obviously! At the very least, offer the option to reassign the button.