Review on Smartphone Samsung Galaxy S20 FE 6/128 GB, Dual nano SIM, blue by Velizar Topalov ᠌

Whoever claims to have taken poor images with this device must either have poor handwriting or have purchased a knockoff. The camera on this device performs admirably during both the day and the night. Even in low light, the fingerprint sensor occasionally fails, although it can identify the user's face with pinpoint accuracy. This problem is shared by other smartphones with a similar design. Does not slow down, but heats up to a moderate degree when playing intense games. The selfie camera is only effective during daylight hours; when there is no natural light or when it is nighttime, there is nothing interesting to picture. What I liked most about the camera was the night mode. If everything is set up right, the images come out looking stunning, and this mode works even when there is very little light. It is pointless to utilize a 30x zoom here because very few people are interested in staring at blurry squares; nonetheless, a 3x zoom produces good results. Sometimes the sensor would slip, but Samsung has already addressed this issue with their previous generation. In general, not a GREAT phone, but also not a BAD one by any means. When used moderately before going to bed, there is still forty percent of the battery charge left after it has completed its job effectively. Before making a purchase, I examined a variety of mobile phones, and I found that each has jambs. They are not significant to me in this context, but I cannot say the same for you. In addition, I would like to express my gratitude to Ya. Market and the Store for the excellent quality and prompt delivery. On the box were a total of six seals, only two of which were the originals; the others had been adhered on at various points during the travel of the phone. 1. A picture of the outdoor space. Mode nocturne 2. A picture of a feline. Portrait photography 3. A picture of the moon was taken. 30x magnification, unaltered photo with no added filters