Pros
- Screen, layout, numerous settings, and Samsung Pay
Cons
- Operational time, a lot of pointless settings, needless pre-installed software, and the matrix is visible even when the screen is off
Pros
- The processor, the camera, the sound, the speedy fingerprint scan, the moisture protection, and the memory card slot.
Cons
- Front camera (for me personally), the capacity of the battery, and the cost.
Pros
- Minimalist and vogue
Cons
- In the next lines, I will elaborate on everything.
Pros
- Design, camera, dust-and-water resistance, camera, intelligent processor
Cons
- display, heating, power source, cost, and memory Details are in the remark.
Pros
- You can unsubscribe after more than 4 months of use: 1. The screen, at which we frequently gaze, is ideal in this context. The quality and colors are good, however the contrast is identical to that of the Clear Black Display on the Nokia 808. (I use it on the second issue). On summer days, numbers and results may both be read in the sunlight because the light sensor quickly and accurately adjusts the brightness. Super! 2. Camera—those who are familiar with the Nokia 808 will understand what I am comparing the outcome to. It is true that the detailing is poorer and that oversharpness occurs more frequently here, but stabilization—there are two of them, and both hardware and software can be turned off—along with a variety of settings, including the excellent Pro mode, enable the creation of images that even Nokia is not always able to produce. I'm referring to nighttime photography of an area where the flash isn't working. 16 modes! Panoramic, slow-motion 240 frames per second, selfie, video collage, virtual photography, hyperlapse, food, sports, and retouching. 3. Shell, software, and performance characteristics. I initially began to set up launchers and modify the dialer, but in the end I destroyed everything and went back to the drain. It was only converted to Google's keyboard, which is now the best. The native also failed to synchronize. 4. Wireless charging - I originally purchased it with a wireless charging native car holder, so I'm no longer concerned about how much a trip's worth of navigation will drain my battery. I brought a basic wire-mounted nozzle home instead of one with quick charging because. As there is nowhere to rush and the battery shouldn't be charged with 9V continuously, I charge at night to avoid hastening its demise. 5. Although not stereo like on the previous Sony Z3compact, the speaker is loud. But now there is more loudness. Although it is foolish to demand bass from a waterproof device, there is essentially none. 6. Moisture protection without plugs a la Sony: I've already taken several baths and shot a video underwater; all you need to do is wait for it to dry for a few hours before using headphones or other accessories. 7. Everything is fine in terms of reception, switching network modes quickly, working with two SIM cards, and the Internet speed on Iota now tops 115Mbps. I've already gone fishing far from Hong Kong and used three operators on it. Offset! 8. Flexibility in action! 6th Android consumed!
Cons
- 1. The ear quality is average; there isn't a distinct chip that would be reliable through the top of the 16th year. Yet it is evidently not worse after Sony. Simply put, the player uses PowerAmp instead of Walkman. The headphones are likewise made by Sony, and they are total nonsense that do not even stay in the ears. They're in the box now. 2. At first, I drove in the bumper and without a film, but two months later, on the same fishing trip, I noticed a scratch on the screen. While the item was originally purchased with its original Clear Cover (a glass bumper), there are still no scratches on the case, and even behind the bumper, it fits perfectly. As a result, I spent 1,000 on a movie in the workplace store. There are 2 components in the kit, and they fit together flawlessly since, in contrast to Chinese products, they have rounded corners. The oleophobic-coated film itself is fantastic; the bumper does not snag its edges. 3. The glass (whether?) on the biorhythm sensor was scratched even in the bumper, but this needs to be looked at because it is not a serious issue. The Home button is unharmed and remaining in tact. like the glass on a camera. 4. Some users may experience false clicks because of thin frames, but this is not an issue at all with a bumper because it projects about 1 mm from the edges and 0.5 mm above the screen surface. 5. The back has a DUOS badge. Damage to property and outmoded practices)))
Pros
- - dimensions, comfortable to hold in the hand; - the act of performing; - an AMOLED screen and an always-on display; camera; interface shell; knox; samsung pay; connection; and connection; and camera;
Cons
- a battery; the fact that selecting a protective glass is difficult; the fragility of the body; the high cost of repairs.
Pros
- Excellent camera. After making the purchase, I stopped using the compact Sony RX 100 III camera since I find that the camera on the Samsung Galaxy S7 is sufficient for not only my day-to-day needs but also my needs while I am traveling. I use professional mode and am quite delighted. The glass of the camera has not been scratched. A fantastic screen that offers a high degree of coverage and defense. One scrape after being there for half a year. Because I believe it would be a sin to cover up such a pleasure with glasses, I don't wear them. I have not yet experimented with a better screen for VR goggles. My ideal resolution for the future would be 4K, and I'd like there to be no grid between the individual pixels. However, this is just a pipe dream for now. Iron and shell of a high quality. Everything happens incredibly quickly and practically does not lag at all. The battery can last for 24 hours on a single charge and can reach its full capacity in an hour and a half.
Cons
- This scoundrel will, at random intervals and all of a sudden, become unresponsive, either displaying a blank screen or continuing to work normally. This takes place either in the dream state or when one is blocking. At night, it can be turned off, and there will be neither an alert nor any calls. It can be hung up at the checkout, but you won't be able to use Samsung Pay or a discount card. If it freezes up while you're navigating, pull over to the side of the road and restart your device for five minutes. While you're waiting for the download to finish, you'll need to enter the password a few times. And if it stalls like this with the screen on, the battery can slowly drain to zero overnight, which means that I don't have a smartphone until I charge it in the morning, which takes at least five minutes. On a daily basis, it transforms into a brick about twice on average. It is possible for it to work for three to five days without freezing, or it is possible for it to hang three to four times in a row in a couple of hours. This device loves surprises. It freezes while charging from the full charger, while the wireless network is being distributed, while it is operating in the air mode, and while it is being driven to work. I won't be able to get it until I realize that it has frozen over. Hard resetting is the only thing that helps, so press and hold the power button as well as the volume down button for seven seconds. According to the support team, this is probably because of an application that was just installed. For example, you could clear all of the settings, uninstall all of the apps, and drive with an empty smartphone. Wow, what a deal! So I did. It seemed like a week with a gadget on which there is nothing more than a phone and the software that was first installed. There were not any issues at all! Yet, I would be completely lost without my mobile bank, navigator, mail, social networks (where I work), taxi service, and fitness functions. I put in the necessary software (without any toys or other unnecessary crap), and these dependencies have resurfaced. Gorgeous! As a consequence of this, my copy is unable to function regularly as a smartphone, and when I take it in for service, they tell me that the device can function without apps, thus the issue is not covered by the warranty. And what makes him such that there is no need for programs?
Pros
- Design, performance, build quality, screen quality, sound, volume, and camera quality are all important aspects to consider.
Cons
- It has not been disclosed yet.
Pros
- Android 6.0, IP68 protection, wireless charging, camera, battery life, and display all have excellent features.
Cons
- Selfie camera, GG4 fragile glass, excessive amounts of pre-installed software, a cover for the home button, and a micro USB connector
Pros
- Beautiful
Cons
- No dependability.
Pros
- One) Resistance to Dampness 2) power source, 3) display, and 4) imaging device
Cons
- At the time of the price drop, the phone was well worth the investment.
Pros
- Display, camera, water resistance, quick charging, network file system, and NFS
Cons
- Mobile Internet.
Pros
- While 5-inch shovels have succeeded in being compact and having pleasing rounded curves (making them easy to control and write words with one hand), 5.5-inch shovels have failed to do so. two) camera (apparently, for a few more years, only large matrices will remain from cameras, others will be replaced by phones with good cameras, like here) 3) I didn't need to download any third-party apps because the Samsung ones (dialer, SMS, mail, calendar) met all my needs and I adore the dark theme on my phone (the amoled screen is ideal for this) 4) a plethora of features, some of which I have not yet explored; I was happy with wireless charging; 4G works extremely stably and rapidly; water protection - at least you need not worry about getting wet; etc. 5. Superior performance by a wide margin; when the processor is turned off, even at a moderate level of optimization, all menus and programs "fly," nothing pauses, and scrolling is silky smooth.
Cons
- But, I do have a couple minor criticisms: 1) The front-facing fingerprint scanner doesn't always work correctly, and it often doesn't recognize fingers the first time, despite the fact that users are usually very careful when entering their fingerprints (into the phone), unlike the back-facing scanner on my previous Asus, which worked instantly and worked in 99.99999% of cases. To solve the problem of having only 32GB of storage space available when using two SIM cards (of which about 12GB is immediately occupied by the system), I rejected the second SIM card (luckily I almost didn't use it) and replaced it with a 64GB high-speed memory card, to which I subsequently moved the camera's storage. The third reason is that after using usb type-c on my Asus, micro usb no longer appears so convenient and trustworthy here; therefore, I now use wireless charging to minimize the number of times I have to contact the phone. 4) Very risky if not covered; however, a high-quality clear cover solved the problem.
Pros
- It feels good in the hand, has a good design, an INCREDIBLE camera (which is basically why I bought this phone), is very quick, has a respectable battery life, and supports VR.
Cons
- Like any android, the fingerprint scanner occasionally loves to hang or droop a lot (more information in the comments). When holding the phone in your hand, it's common to unintentionally tap the screen, which makes it difficult to type or play games (mind you, this is not even an Edge!). This is because the screen has no bezels. The speaker's poor sound (I believe it is related to moisture and dust protection. There is only one speaker, by the way. Read more in the comments
Pros
- lightweight camera agile design
Cons
- - Sensing Device (full bottom) - Power source - rounded display Technology Advancement: Bluetooth
Pros
- High-Quality Photographic Capabilities; Stunning, Vivid Display - quick - logical
Cons
- The marriage market is shaky, unfortunately. The "Home" button on my phone acts erratically if it gets wet.
Pros
- computer monitor, power source, safety measures, and velocity
Cons
- Sadly, there is just one charger, and no spares are given.
Pros
- Looks-wise agile work amazing camera
Cons
- battery issues communication issues maintenance of services How Samsung handles its clients
Pros
- Sleek, cozy, astute, and fantastic sound.
Cons
- camera and screen shield
Pros
- Excellent aesthetics, swift operation, and high-contrast display
Cons
- 1 - It can withstand blows! Second, removing the word "Duos" from the model that can use two SIM cards at once would be preferable. Several days into using it, I've come to the conclusion that I'd rather have the option to swap in a second SIM card than have this inscription removed. Third, "Made in Vietnam by Samsung" in 2022 appears on the back cover; while this isn't immediately noticeable on the black version, it stands out prominently on the gold edition and makes the book look depressing (IMHO)
