With all the benefits and drawbacks, I believe everything is clear, with the exception of one Android. In my opinion, it is unclear how such software image processing can be present on a phone with such stylish cameras. Better shots were taken using an old iPhone with a 13 megapixel camera. Well, the issue isn't even that it takes awful pictures; rather, it's that there aren't any decent photo editors for Android that can sufficiently replace the usual editor for iOS.

The screen of the phone still covered by warranty started to click, the glass started to pull away in one spot, and its moisture protection is in doubt. It is really odd to see such a flaw in a costly phone from such a reputed company. The screen hasn't caused any interference up until now, but the other day it became really worn out, so we went to the service center, where they "repaired" the screen. and it did so once more two hours later. Also, you must return to the service. And two…

I have found a compact phone that suits my needs. You won't even notice that you have it in your pocket because the phone is so small and lightweight. Since I use it in tandem with a Tab S6, and I just use it as a dialer and a camera + a little correspondence in a telegram and give a network to the tablet, then when the screen is on average 2 hours a day and the average energy saving is set, I recharge the battery in approximately two days on the third. I don't think we would have lasted more…

I was forced to convert from my iPhone SE to this trash. Even though at least half of the issues are with the android and not the phone itself, the phone is still a product. As soon as Apple stops making cutting boards and introduces a phone with a regular diagonal and a normal rectangular screen free of holes, brow furrows, snot, inclusions, and other artifacts, I'll switch back to iOS.

In overall, I'm pleased with the phone; it's a considerable improvement over my old Redmi Note 7 (I now have something to compare it to, right? Even though this is my old phone, I've become enamored with wireless charging (yeah, I tried out the "revolution" in charging technology on myself first). It's likely that I'll soon invest in a wireless external battery charger.

As a gift, I purchased the Samsung EP-N6100 Wireless Network Charger (white), which, after discounts, I was able to purchase for $45. It has a very simple and straightforward charging procedure. Compared to the cost of the phone itself, the value of a trade-in is lower. Surprisingly little for a gadget with a 5.8-inch diagonal screen, the device was actually 10% smaller than my 5.5-inch model. There's adequate strength in the head, but the diagonal is too narrow, so it's not going to appeal to…

Huawei P20 was in use before this. I was happy to see a 3.5mm jack in addition to a more seasoned and stylish casing in compared to it. The issue with notifications going unnoticed is resolved. Yet, if not worse, the photo's quality is unquestionably below that of the following generation. Even if the P20's look is more enticing in the evening, the S10e is easier to identify. Generally pleased with the acquisition.

screen is nice, and the design is quite cool. rapid filming done at a concert; the sound was not just there; it was of good quality when conversing near the third ring in Hong Kong at 100 dB; the interlocutor did not notice the noise of automobiles, but he clearly heard me; the sound was not just there; it was of outstanding quality Using the power-saving mode while he was at work during the week, he managed to keep four days. But, after using a mobile Internet connection in Hong Kong, the…

The device that followed the "A" series made people gasp in awe. Not like the unibrowed juggernaut over at Apple, the Koreans' frameless display is a welcome innovation. Also, the camera cutout is barely perceptible while the device is in normal use, giving the impression of a single, massive, high-resolution, brilliant screen. The wide-angle lens on this camera was fantastic. Her favorite type of photography to take is landscapes. Accurate portrayal of color and amount of detail. I see the…

I am quite dissatisfied with the sound coming from the headphones and the camera's ability to capture video after the iPhone 7 (both in terms of the diagonal and picture quality). Everyone else didn't stand close by, but Epol can and does. I only bought it because I was tired of IOS restrictions, and Samsung is the best option (fans of Chinese slop, go throw your trash in the trash; it's just Bichevsky slag). I was especially happy that the 6 GB of RAM allows you to run multiple applications at

Because the rest of it began freezing after a few months, I was convinced that this would be my last Samsung. However, I decided to give the company one last chance, and I gladly accepted it. I was astounded by how quickly everything worked; video recording, games, and apps all ran smoothly and without hiccups. The sound is passable, but only one of the speakers plays with a deep low sound, unlike the XS stub, both are low-frequency, and the front speaker is so-so, unlike the same XS; these…

Naturally, if there is a warranty, I will contact, but I anticipate that it will be pointless. These shoals will not be discovered by miracle specialists for several weeks, and this is not discovered during diagnostics. Indeed, and the manuals' recommendation to return this device to its default settings does not work at all. If Sony does not bring back the "compact" in the near future, I will probably sell this product and purchase one of the two Chinese models.

I regarded it as a successor for the wildly popular Galaxy S7. Unfortunately, this is the only phone available that has a regular camera, protective glass, and pocket-friendly size. There is also the Mi 9 SE, although it lacks a minijack and has a protruding camera block. Impressions only differ negatively from those of the S7. The situation worsened. Even though the phone was made thinner, less text can now fit in its width. More RAM and physical memory, as well as a slightly improved camera.

So far, after four days of use, I'm really dissatisfied. The Meizu pro 6 I was using was too old and its camera was broken, so I upgraded. I sought adventure but was instead met with fresh challenges. iPhone Xr was available as a choice. Yet, despite its many benefits, it is overwhelmingly large. Perhaps its small size can make up for its flaws, and that's why I gave it 4 stars. Having paid that much, though, my expectations are for a flawless flagship product. If something is broken, maybe…

Is a deliberate, thought-out selection made. Preemptively kept an eye on the subject matter. I'm on my fourth Samsung device, having switched to Korean manufacturers after Nokia's demise in Bose. The previous model, the SG Note II, served its owner well for six years. Old SG Spica was traded in as part of a promotion purchase. We are wholly content with the gadget. It's even more than I anticipated. Elegant construction. Superb display (I like it with Sams). Effectively uses intelligence…

Of course not for lefties. When you hold it in your left hand with your palm facing up, it (the processor?) starts to heat up (and this is not a game yet). It took some time to get used to, but I can now recognize the index finger on the left hand. The ultrawide camera produces horrific distortions at the edges, as if you were in a starship and had just performed a hyperjump.

To sum up - thus, how I feel about the series' phone: the standards for this kind of money (40k), because there are no other phones like it. I don't like how warmth and throttling and a weak battery and its discharge ruined my first impression. It's true that the camera could have used some improvement, and that there are some minor software features that are better and easier to use on competing products. While I wouldn't normally provide any sort of recommendation, I do think Samsung has…

After a week of use, I haven't felt really enthusiastic about the device, but I would like to (the flagship, no matter how). An amazing phone does every task and executes all tasks well, but I can't think of anything extraordinary or spectacular. Brakes and glitches are kept a secret, and there aren't many perplexing setup menus. About the drawbacks, the buttons are quite awkwardly placed; when the phone is locked, the volume and power buttons are frequently depressed (I would prefer the power…

Do not try to copy Apple's design with your excellent phones, Samsung. The S20 series offers absolutely nothing that would make a good purchase, including a small design or a comfortable fingerprint sensor (placement under the screen is not ideal). As my primary headphones are wireless bluetooth models, the lack of a 3.5 mm connector isn't a dealbreaker for me. Their 3.5 mm jack comes in handy when their vacation batteries only last for one day. I have no plans to upgrade my current S10e to the

I choose to purchase this model over the S9 Plus. There was reluctance on my part to switch the awl for soap. The model appears to be a compromise and is fairly condensed. If you absolutely hate shoveling, it is probably worthwhile to take it. The light and proximity sensors were definitely not helped by the smartphone's display taking up the majority of the upper half of the device. Moreover, screen resolution is a subject of some debate. Amoled requires more than FullHD +. It seems…