Review on Samsung Galaxy S21 5G - Factory Unlocked US Version Smartphone with 📱 Pro-Grade Camera, 8K Video, 64MP High Res & 128GB Storage - Phantom Gray (SM-G991UZAAXAA) by Agata Olszewska ᠌

From approximately a month ago, I've been using the number s21. Formerly located on the Galaxy S8. Camera This phone has a really high-quality camera built in in. Everything that was promised can now be found in this location. The slow focus is something that irritates me. If you wish to snap a picture of text when there is not a lot of light, then focus is simply out of the question. Performance What there is to be stated. Games such as Pubg and Call of Duty both function as they should. During the course of the game, there is no evidence of sagging or trottle being present. I only only saw it once, but the PUBG menu would lag every so often for about two seconds. But, you should also be aware that this particular kind of phone generates a lot of heat. When in use, the temperature of the smartphone remains consistently high. The temperature of s21 rises to 37 degrees Celsius whenever I am writing a review. This does not stand out to me as being very apparent, but it is something to bear in mind when making a purchase. There is nothing to say about multitasking. There are no problems at all. Battery Since the previous model, I am unaware of the extent to which the number of cycles that can be obtained from a single charge of the battery. But, with regular use, it suffers from level 12 all the way up to level 23, and after that, it's all over. In general, the prospect of this does not make me feel uneasy. As for reaching 100 percent charge in half an hour. Although I haven't given it a try myself, I seriously doubt it's even conceivable. (contrary to what the commercial claims) Display I do not believe that you are able to determine that he possesses high standards of excellence. When it comes to 120 Hz, the silkiness can be experienced without a doubt. Today, after using it for a month, I am unable to switch back to 60 Hz. Rather, at this point, I would find a frequency of 60 Hz to be at least somewhat uncomfortable. The 120 has a very pleasing level of smoothness to it, in my opinion. Under the Samsung system, the upgrade from the Galaxy S8 to the S21 was completed in record time. Even after several generations of producing quality smartphones, Samsung has not eliminated all of the company's previous shortcomings.