Pros
- I purchased it in July 2022 for 45,000, and there are no other competitors in this price range (even going up to 60,000), where it is sold. 1. Only the iPhone 11 pro/pro max or the Google Pixel 4 XL camera can compete with the camera on this device, which was one of the best flagships available at the time of its release. The night mode is fantastic and has very few competitors; however, you can only use it with a tripod because it was designed for that purpose. Although there are other phones that are capable of shooting better videos, this one is completely stable, and the picture is clear and smooth. 2. One UI is the best android shell currently available. Beautiful, without unnecessary ugly or useless details (especially in comparison to the blasphemous MIUI), with excellent settings and a bunch of features that make it easier to use. In contrast, MIUI is a mockery of user interface design. The design as a whole is stunning, both on the software level and on the outward level as well. The version in the aura hue looks significantly better than Chinese multi-colored casings, such as those found on various Xiaomi and Huawei models 3. The screen is considered to be among the best; however, some people are turned off by a frequency of 60, whereas beginning at 90, the difference is honestly not noticeable. I was trying to find PWM when the brightness was low; it's not obvious to the naked eye, but they say it's there. Since the material still comes with frames around the edges when seen in horizontal mode, the camera that is centered does not cause any interference. The size is the exact limit for comfortable use; seven-inch monsters simply cannot be managed with one hand and are far less comfortable than smaller models. 4. The inclusion of an S-Pen is a delightful perk. In a nutshell, the stylus enables you to take free-form screenshots with ease, control the phone with gestures (in certain applications, such as switching the camera mode and rewinding the video), it is very convenient in selecting text, it enables you to draw beautifully, and most importantly, it enables you to write notes that are legible (like handwritten notes) in a quick manner. But, the phone can be used very well without it; it is not actually necessary for the typical person; and certainly, typing with your hands is both quicker and more convenient than typing in the text recognition box on the phone.
Cons
- 1. The most obvious and fundamental principle, autonomy. First things first, we need to cease evaluating capacity in mAh and start using Wh instead because mAh is not an indicator and is instead just a marketing ploy. The battery has a capacity of 3500 mAh, which is large enough, but with such a screen and such a resolution, it will only last you for five hours of continuous screen time. From my own experience, I know that in the morning I removed it from the charge and set the timer for 5 or 6 hours. It continues to operate in the background while you sleep, incurring up to a 10% performance hit. BUT. This deduction totally accounts for the faster charge. It has come to my attention that a battery that can charge to 50% in thirty minutes does not need to be very large for my phone. After a single charge after lunch, you can use your phone for the entirety of the day, which includes up to ten hours of screen time 2. It's possible that the buttons on the left, including the volume rocker and the off switch, won't work for you. The disadvantage is not that significant because within three days you will have adjusted to it. Face recognition is not the same as face identification; when used in low light, the device will gaze blankly for three seconds before announcing "no match detected" (sometimes). There are occasions when the print is incorrect. But I never used the password; either I reapplied it, or the recognition software still recognized the face even if I didn't use it.
