Review on Smartphone Samsung Galaxy Z Fold3 12/256 GB RU, green by Janis Ziemelis ᠌

The device works wonderfully for reading text, such as that found on the web, in documents, and so on. (I do not mean that it competes with the E-Ink reader). It turns out to be true that the external screen is quite low resolution (less than 1080p). For instance, if the thickness is x2 and the width is the same, I won't be able to grip the phone with one hand when I pull it out since my fingers are too short. And a narrow enough - there. And it looks modern, but you don't have to use it because there's a standard option. There's a decent camera hidden beneath the screen. Looking at the display cases, I had to agree with the critics: there's no point in hiding the camera because it's so obviously there. While employing it, I confirmed the necessity of such a camera; you frequently look for it with your eyes to determine which side you are holding the device, and you locate its attempts beginning with the third, in a matter of seconds. It blends seamlessly with the display when viewed from the side. She obviously has a low refresh rate, let alone poor resolution and color accuracy. However, this camera represents a significant advancement in terms of use (I did not shoot with it). The crease in the screen is noticeable, satisfying to touch, and present. In particular, I use it to scroll lists with my finger. Better than the next Gorilla Glass 666 by a wide margin. In addition, the screen's softness makes using a stylus much more comfortable than it was on the slick glass of the Note 8 and 10. The stylus, which is now about the size of a pencil, has been forgiven for its lack of retractability. I keep it in my wallet, worry about damaging it, and am completely content. Autonomy has exceeded even my most optimistic forecasts. Despite its massive size and 120 Hz refresh rate, the screen does not appear to be the flagship's primary power drain. Turn off the central processing unit and the modem. Although the battery is rated at 4.4, the gadget is considerably more resilient than the Note 10 (rated at 3.5) despite having a smaller screen and a lower refresh rate of only 60 hertz. Also, prior to it, there was no autonomy, and thereafter, things seem to have settled down to about a Fold 3. It was feared that things would only get worse, with the extra 900 mAh being quickly consumed by the screen, snap 888, and a subsequent need for more power.