Review on Renewed Samsung Galaxy S10 Fully Unlocked in Prism Blue, 128GB by Agung Rey ᠌

If I'm not mistaken (because I don't really care about cameras), this device is available in Europe and will include Samsung cameras in 2022. As a result, for the same price, we receive an inferior phone than in America or China. Why is worse? We have a number of issues because Exynos doesn't have the best resource scheduler: 1. Rapid battery loss (interest is melting right before our eyes) 2. Negative images (not important for me, but for someone it may be the most important) 3. Game performance - Throttling begins very quickly, which is why you won't be able to maintain 60 frames per second, and standard applications open and restore a little more slowly. (Exynos and Snapdragon comparisons abound on YouTube.) Exynos micro-friezes are likewise extremely uncommon. Everything else, including the sound and visual (screen), is quite enjoyable. OneUI is one of the greatest shells, in my opinion; it includes many of lovely minor features and settings. Yet while having 128GB, it is bad that there is no default storage option (SD or phone). My eyes don't get weary, and I didn't notice PWM, but everyone's eyes are different. As a conclusion, a smartphone on Snapdragon for $50,000 (or even less now) is a great investment. Exynos is highly polarizing, so it depends on why you need such a smartphone. I'm hoping that Exynos will improve now that Samsung and AMD are working together. Better than it is at the moment and superior to Snapdragon (or at least on par).