💻 Samsung Galaxy S8 SM-G950 Unlocked 64GB US Version Midnight Black with US Warranty Review
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| Model Name | Galaxy S8 |
|---|---|
| Wireless Carrier | Unlocked |
| Brand | Samsung Electronics |
| Form Factor | Touch Bar |
| Memory Storage Capacity | 64 GB |
| Operating System | Android 7.0 |
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Description of 💻 Samsung Galaxy S8 SM-G950 Unlocked 64GB US Version Midnight Black with US Warranty
Key Features
The Samsung Galaxy Factory Unlocked Smartphone offers an immersive viewing experience with its Infinity Display. This stunning bezel-less, full frontal, edge-to-edge screen provides a captivating visual experience, bringing your content to life in vibrant detail. The default resolution of Full HD+ ensures crisp and clear visuals, and if desired, you can easily switch to the higher resolution of Quad HD+ (WQHD+) in the device settings. Capture memorable moments with the 12 MP OIS AF rear camera and take stunning selfies with the 8 MP AF front camera. With 64 GB of internal memory and...
Pros
- pressing firmly on the screen to activate it (near the Home button) strong speaker (whoa) Apps install incredibly fast. After eating, the Bixby button can be linked to another program.
Cons
- In an almost month, the screen's strip burned out. In a week, a stripe appeared on the screen thanks to maximum brightness and a navigator with black bangs (see photo). Now that it appears to have passed, the screen gradually restored to normal. Do you also see this change in the third photo adjacent to the new S8 +? (The settings and brightness are the same) Following the ate (at the start of May), the 1080@60 recording time was restricted to 10 minutes. While the screen is at its brightest, it is less visible than, say, the S7 (and generally dark outside, making it difficult to see). The corners of the screen have color distortions (not very critical, on some colors) In addition, a position indicator appeared after the meal that I have yet to find out how to delete. It's not a convenient fingerprint scanner, but regardless of how soon I get used to it I can't get used to such a poor sound now that they removed the sound in the headphones, but it has gotten louder (fat minus). The speaker is now quieter than the S7 and no longer has the "additional volume" when speaking.
Pros
- Specifically, the camera, the screen, the design, the convenience, the performance, and the quick charging.
Cons
- Not very good at keeping batteries in place, comes with a warranty. Terrible headset, build quality, and quality of accessories (I purchased a branded case for 5,000 rupees, but it scratches from the very first day, and it's weird). After four months of use, it has the appearance of a Nokia 2022, and it scratches the phone around the edges. Additionally, the screen is smaller than it was on the prior model because of uneven sides in applications.
Pros
- A little bit more or less nimble at work
Cons
- In a delicate manner of speaking. The sim tray broke down into the garbage after two and a half years. It's not easy to get. Inconvenient and costly. The device will need to be completely disassembled and will no longer be water resistant if the tray breaks within the shell. A lot of the preloaded apps are just pointless. For the time being, Samsung will have help in acquiring updates to the Android operating system and in terms of security. The gadget's battery life is quite short.
Pros
- I was really happy with the camera when I purchased the phone in 2022. Yet with time, you desire brightness and clarity! If you don't use your phone all day, the battery lasts more than two days! Word and Excel are only a couple of the programs available.
Cons
- Although I would like an automatic photo editor, in theory I'm happy with this!
Pros
- 1. Arguably the most attractive design of any smartphone currently available, as well as high-quality components and vivid screen colors. 2. An extremely responsive software shell that is bug-free. 3. Has a cool energy-saving mode and a good capacity to hold a charge. 4. Connects successfully to third-party devices and keeps the connection established at all times. 5. An iris unlock system that is ridiculously easy on the eyes. 6. There has never been a smartphone that feels quite as natural to hold as this one does. 7. The images produced by the camera are of an exceptionally high quality. 8. An extensive collection of headphones and a variety of adapters, in addition to other audio accessories.
Cons
- 1. When scrolling and/or opening something, there are small pauses at regular intervals. The explanation for this has not been determined as of yet. 2. Pink edging on a white background, even with cool tones turned on for the edges of the pink edging. Doesn't bother me one bit.
Pros
- 1) Display 2) Camera, front and rear included 3) Interface ergonomics 4) The conservation of energy 5) Included in the price are headphones
Cons
- 1) Gl case. Unfortunately, gl is where it's at right now. In point of fact, it is inconvenient in every respect. It is a horrible experience to handle the gl because your fingers adhere to it, fingerprints and grease are left behind, your hand sweats more, and it causes the phone to slide about in your hand like wet soap does when you are in the shower. You have to make a correction once every seven to ten minutes of a talk since it keeps slipping out of your hand (you lay near their ear). Unlike plastic, which easily and predictably glides across the palm of your hand, giving you confidence in the grip and when intercepting, gl will sometimes stick to your fingers, then break off, then slide. Plastic, on the other hand, will give you confidence in both the grip and when intercepting. In addition, the constant worry that you will shatter or scratch it causes discomfort, and as a result, you have to search for a gentle surface to place the phone on at all times. In terms of operation, gl is the substance that is generally the most difficult to work with. Cases? What's the point if I buy a top-of-the-line smartphone that's manufactured from pricey materials and then put it in a case that's made of cheap plastic? All right, all right, let's buy a high-priced but high-quality case. Are you paying twice as much for a costly material? Therefore, when you give it some thought, why not immediately create a material that is comfortable? In general, and in point of fact, the phone is inconvenient; it was designed more for gorgeous shots and presentations, so in order to use it, you will need to adapt it for the manufacturer and spend additional money on a cover for one (because there is no way to use it without it), and underneath it, there will already be one fig gl made of metal or plastic. 2) In addition, one of the drawbacks is the product's thickness. The product itself is already quite thin, and despite the fact that it is also slick, it usually turns out to be some type of challenge when it's being used. Due to the fact that you are unable to fully comprehend it, discussing it is a trying experience. You also need to give it a try if you want to lift it off the table without dropping it. 3) Where can I find the function for "sensitive touch"? How can I use my phone while wearing gloves during the winter? Why was this function available on the previous iteration of the Note 4, but not on this one?
Pros
- Fantastic screen. Brightness, rounded edges, and colors. When taken as a whole, utilizing a smartphone is enjoyable. Who has what on the prior flagships changed from blue to green. This image is also too blue, but if you enable both the blue filter and the "adaptive display" setting, you will obtain what I would consider to be the usual iPhone image. Camera. Many things might be stated about it, but I'll just point out that this is currently the best camera. Design is entirely a matter of taste, but how it feels in the hand is just a fantasy. If you will, he is just. Sometimes you just want to experience it. But I suggest against wearing without a cover because it is quite slick. For a kindhearted soul, the pants will fly out while they are seated. integrated software. Everything you need to utilize the phone is available. For the first time ever on an Android device, I chose not to switch the default browser to Chrome because it is somewhat slower than Samsung's. Other goodies, then: Samsung Pay is a very practical method of payment. Even though moisture protection is trivial, you can stop shaking over the water. build caliber. steps and a heart-rate monitor. Nice but also trifle. Bixby. I enjoyed him. Google is suddenly a cool thing: A different overview on a different screen, including the weather, news, steps, most recent photo, etc. always be seen. Again, a bit, but occasionally even helpful. I failed to realize that the battery used more than it would have.
Cons
- Autonomy. This is the phone's worst flaw. It appears to last till the evening on the one hand, but when you consider that there is a 3000 battery and an iPhone 1800, things change. They all operate in the same manner, which is somewhat annoying. And that has nothing to do with how the screens differ. It is not as significant as the battery difference. Considering the iPhone Plus 2750 And the iPhone has a vastly greater advantage there. facial scanner and retina. useless buggy alternative. 3 out of 5 for both. So I chose a print that, while uncommon, is pretty easily accessible. You get the phone straight away if it's in a case. If you don't have a case, simply flip the phone over and be careful where you poke.) The touch visa friezes are still present. The animation and interface on the Phone for 600€ can occasionally lag, which is unfortunate, especially when compared to the Chinese with their flames and miyuai.
